Title says it all. Folks, who are in tech for more than 6-7 years, what are the REALISTIC, PRACTICAL,RAW and UNFILTERED NO-BULLSHIT tips/advice you would like to drop. Please don't give feel-good advices.
It could be life advice, career advice, relationship advice, financial advice, fitness advice etc.
What are the things which I should do to avoid regrets later?
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- Being likeable goes farther than technical skills
- Maximize your 401k (for US people only)
- Learn to say no
- Learn to cook
- Exercise daily
- Wear rubber
- Leetcode
Donβt be afraid of making mistakes. Of taking bad decisions. Of screwing up royally. The consequences are never as bad as we think, but the learnings we get set us up for much greater success, than if we always play it safe.
And also, keep healthy and fit. Gets a lot harder to stay fit or get fit in your 30s, trust me. You might think earning TC is more important than anything else. But you can be earning 1M a year and still be unhappy because of chronic backache or obesity.
Be kind to others when they need help, don't assume they are just dumb asking for help always
Decide if you want to go for MS early on, if you want to, then take that risk early, it's worth it.
Best long term investment is in living experiences, not stocks, so make sure to explore new places.