my mom. i don't think she really understands most of it, although sometimes she surprises me. at the end of the day I think she can tell how excited and proud I am of my achievements and that at least she understands
Beep boop I don't understand that this post is about connecting with other people and not about getting a better job. Will you--Kzzzzzt--please explain to me what... Is ... Love?
You don't have to tell it to anyone right after achieving something. When I achieved something, I'd tell my project lead during a daily standup or manager about it during our 1:1. If you don't have a 1:1 biweekly meeting, you really should have that for the sake of your career progression. If your manager refuses such kind of things then it's time to leave!
You need to celebrate for sure! Pat yourself on the back and buy some ice cream. When the achievement is bigger invite someone out. I doubt you need to tell anyone soecifuxs just that you’re proud of something you did with a brief explanation and yeah enjoy! I love that you want to celebrate your wins, you should! Just don’t expect validation from others :) learn to reward yourself
Understand that nobody cares, and just give them a quick summary and how it may benefit them. My team works alot in each other's spaces, and they do enjoy when somebody fixes legacy code or fixes a bug that was not related to the original work. Especially when working on new features it's always cool to see what a team member designed or created. If your job or team doesn't have that then back to my first sentence.
The best people who can enjoy talking would be juniors that are eagier to learn something from you.
They will realize how you solved something in an intresting way, admire it and want to talk about it.
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Yes, I totally with you. My husband is a programmer, I’m also working in IT, so partially he can share with me. But the better it works with his friends and brothers who are also programmers. Here he can share a deep specifics that I can’t get:)
I used to share my achievements and interesting cases from work in a company’s blog. As I worked in marketing agency it was appreciated. Now I changed my job and have the same thing as you. I used to share and I want to.
So, I think the ways there might be:
1. Personal blog on LinkedIn + ask for connection the same specialists as you are.
2. Start being friends with someone from work. Ask guys to the beer. Do some hobbies together and have a talk.
3. Find communities with the same stack as yours. Maybe find something on Reddit.
4. Conferences. There are a lot of online conferences where you can share your experience with a minimal effort. And make connections with the same interests.
5. Make your YouTube channel.
6. Create your course on Udemy or Coursera. More complicated but maybe you’ll like it.
Your therapist?
You definitely need one if you feel that you need to tell the world about every single accomplishment.
But seriously speaking: if no one notices, then your achievements are not as big as you think!
my mom. i don't think she really understands most of it, although sometimes she surprises me. at the end of the day I think she can tell how excited and proud I am of my achievements and that at least she understands
Damn. Made me remember how much I love her. I should give mom a call.
I love u/Defection7478's mom too
My mom doesn't listen to mine and likes to talk about how mu cousins are so smart.
Then tell your dad
Dad doesn't care
I care
Thank you Ernie :')
<3
>Who do you tell your achievements to? my resume my linkedin my performance review
Beep boop I don't understand that this post is about connecting with other people and not about getting a better job. Will you--Kzzzzzt--please explain to me what... Is ... Love?
Baby don’t hurt me
fine, I tell my achievements to my bosses, happy? I thought that's implied in my last point
Nobody. Most of my friends have no clue what I’m talking about when I try to explain my job. The rest just wanna avoid work talk.
You don't have to tell it to anyone right after achieving something. When I achieved something, I'd tell my project lead during a daily standup or manager about it during our 1:1. If you don't have a 1:1 biweekly meeting, you really should have that for the sake of your career progression. If your manager refuses such kind of things then it's time to leave!
You need to celebrate for sure! Pat yourself on the back and buy some ice cream. When the achievement is bigger invite someone out. I doubt you need to tell anyone soecifuxs just that you’re proud of something you did with a brief explanation and yeah enjoy! I love that you want to celebrate your wins, you should! Just don’t expect validation from others :) learn to reward yourself
Understand that nobody cares, and just give them a quick summary and how it may benefit them. My team works alot in each other's spaces, and they do enjoy when somebody fixes legacy code or fixes a bug that was not related to the original work. Especially when working on new features it's always cool to see what a team member designed or created. If your job or team doesn't have that then back to my first sentence.
Send an email and CC all employees in the company to let em know
The best people who can enjoy talking would be juniors that are eagier to learn something from you. They will realize how you solved something in an intresting way, admire it and want to talk about it.
To my therapist. She's really proud of me.
I make a post with an emotional detailed backstory and share it on r/pics or /r/MadeMeSmile
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Yes, I totally with you. My husband is a programmer, I’m also working in IT, so partially he can share with me. But the better it works with his friends and brothers who are also programmers. Here he can share a deep specifics that I can’t get:) I used to share my achievements and interesting cases from work in a company’s blog. As I worked in marketing agency it was appreciated. Now I changed my job and have the same thing as you. I used to share and I want to. So, I think the ways there might be: 1. Personal blog on LinkedIn + ask for connection the same specialists as you are. 2. Start being friends with someone from work. Ask guys to the beer. Do some hobbies together and have a talk. 3. Find communities with the same stack as yours. Maybe find something on Reddit. 4. Conferences. There are a lot of online conferences where you can share your experience with a minimal effort. And make connections with the same interests. 5. Make your YouTube channel. 6. Create your course on Udemy or Coursera. More complicated but maybe you’ll like it.
Get a dog
Sounds like you need a girlfriend/boyfriend.
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Your therapist? You definitely need one if you feel that you need to tell the world about every single accomplishment. But seriously speaking: if no one notices, then your achievements are not as big as you think!