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Apr 22 • 11 tweets • 5 min read
🇧🇷 🇵🇹 Os 4 Ps da Engenharia de Software: Um Framework para crescer na Carreira em TI

Demorou 1 ano e meio, mas estou muito feliz de disponibilizar hoje a tradução em Português do meu artigo com os meus maiores aprendizados dos últimos 15 anos trabalhando no Brasil e EUA.

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Foram muitas horas, e muitos finais de semana nos últimos 3 anos trabalhando nisso.

Compartilho aqui algumas das minhas melhores ideias sobre como pensar de forma ampla e profunda sobre crescimento de carreira como Pessoa Desenvolvedora, Tester, TechLead ou na Trilha de Gestão.
Esta é uma versão expandida da apresentação que dei no The Conf em 2019 com um novo título: Os 4 Ps da Engenharia de Software: Um Framework para crescer na Carreira em TI.

Feedback crítico é muito bem-vindo.
AGRADECIMENTOS:

Na tradução desse artigo gostaria de agradecer ao @fpsaraiva por todo o esforço de revisão e adaptação do texto em inglês. Trabalho sensacional!
Aproveitando, gostaria de agradecer ao @hkakutalua pelos questionamentos e por tentar me ajudar a remover um pouco do meu 'Bias de Brasileiro' e lembrar que Português é maior do que o Brasil e América do Sul e também pelos esforços de revisão da tradução.
Finalmente, também gostaria de agradecer ao @lucasestevaods e ao @davidsonfellipe pelos esforços de tradução inicial ano passado - na nossa época de glória do Clubhouse.
E não poderia deixar de mencionar o meu conterrâneo de Tubarão, SC @guediz por me lembrar da importância da tradução e de como a publicação da versão em Português poderia ajudar muita mais gente no Brasil.
Muito obrigado @guediz pelo comentário inspirador lá em 2020 quando publiquei a versão em Inglês e por me lembrar que a lingua inglesa ainda é um grande problema para a grande maioria da comunidade de TI no Brasil consumir conteúdo.
Genuinamente espero que esse artigo ajude muitas pessoas a crescer em suas carreiras em TI, não só em Desenvolvimento, mas também em Produto, Design, Vendas e várias outras áreas relacionadas a Tecnologia.
#sextou #bolhadev Segue o link:

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Enough about Behavioral interviews, let's talk about some practical tips to help you on Coding Interviews:

Solving Algorithm & Data Structure Problems

The best ideas from an old & almost forgotten book: Programming Interviews Exposed.
(from some old notes of mine from 2015)
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When you begin solving a coding problem, don't start writing code immediately.

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When you're convinced you have the right algorithm, explain it clearly. Writing the code should be one of your final steps.

The Basic Steps:

The best way to solve an interview problem is to approach it methodically.
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This thread by @austinbelcak on Behavioural Interviews is just so good. A masterpiece in my opinion.

A lot of what I've been trying to share here for the past 3 months.

Just absolutely loved it!

Below my Three Favorite Tips:
Yes yes yes!

I talked about this multiple times, the bad answers come in all kinds of structure, shapes and size, but the good and great answers all have many things in common: a clear and logical structure & framework is the number one.
I wrote about this on my very first article on Behavioural Interviews and I still see folks completely messing the super predictable questions answers.

Create a story bank.

Outline your main points.

Ask peers and mentors to review on Google docs.
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Apr 9
Yet another great interview passage, this time from @Lethain on:

The Core Challenge of Engineering Leadership Roles & The Three Most Common Leadership Pitfalls of Staff+ and Director+ People.

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