Significant Career Lesson From A Full Stack Software Engineer At A Software Company
Channing, a Full-Stack Software Engineer, believes that the most significant lesson in their career has been "learning new things and being able to apply what you've learned for stuff in the future," emphasizing the importance of enjoying the learning process itself. According to Channing, a refusal to learn and listen to others ultimately "makes things complicated later."
Continuous Learning, Adaptability, Software Engineering, Problem-Solving, Communication
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Channing Robbins
Full-Stack Software Engineer
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University of Mississippi
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Video Highlights
1. The importance of continuous learning in the field.
2. The value of applying learned knowledge to future projects.
3. The benefits of listening to others to facilitate learning.
Transcript
What is one lesson that you've learned that has proven significant in your career?
For me, it's always about learning new things and being able to apply what I've learned for future situations. I also enjoy the learning aspect itself.
If you don't want to learn, or if you don't listen to others to learn, it just makes things complicated later on.
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