Today's “you're one of the few experts invited to add this collaborative article” from LinkedIn is
“How do you become a senior application developer?”
My answer?
Stay in a programming job for three years.
Boom!
You're a senior application developer.
I know,
I know,
that's a big ask these days when everybody is jumping ship every two years.
But hey,
if you want to be a “senior application developer,”
you got to make sacrifices.
Oh,
and the title to today's post?
I found out that LinkedIn really liked when I mentioned the Orange Site in the title of my post.
Almost two orders of magnitude more.
So I'm doing a test to see if I can game the system there.
You have my permission to link freely to any entry here. Go
ahead, I won't bite. I promise.
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