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5 Qualities You Should Have as a Programmer

2021-12-08

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As a developer, having a solid technical side isn't the only thing you need to have to have a successful career. Communications, confidence and ambition, are all qualities that will definitely make you stand out as a programmer. So today we will present a few of them. Let's get started.

Quality is everyone's responsibility. - W. Edwards Deming

Introduction

Hello friends!

Effective Communication

Listen carefully, be brief, and ask good questions. This is what we call effective communication. This quality can help you come across your daily issues. You really need to keep this in mind.

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Good Timing and Task Management

Show up on time, have good time estimation, and deliver work on time or even earlier. All these qualities show how organized you are and that you respect deadlines. This will surely make you stand out.

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Quick Learning Ability

With daily updates and changes, this industry is growing fast. A great programmer can learn quickly and keep track of everything, especially with a solid understanding of the basics. So take into consideration that a programmer relies on daily self-learning.

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Creativity

This is a game-changer. Bringing creativity to the code can lead to increased results. This ability allows you to express yourself and your ideas in a different way. This is a good way to steal the show! 

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Team Work

All the previous qualities can be summarized under 'Team work'. You're certainly going to work with different developers, designers and copywriters. So you must be aware of your roles and responsibilities, have clear and regular discussions with the team, and have a strong culture of commitment and hustle.

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Conclusion

That's it for today's blog post. Make sure to practice all these qualities and you'll definitely take a step to the next level! Any questions or suggestions? Get in touch by email or Instagram DMs.

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