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The post provides invaluable advice from a seasoned software engineer with over 12 years of experience. Key points include the importance of having clear goals while learning new technologies, focusing on becoming a problem solver, finding a mentor, avoiding overcomplicating solutions, and challenging oneself by building difficult projects. Following this advice can significantly propel one's career forward.

12 Years of Software Engineering Advice in 8 Minutes

Working in tech for 6 years now, I’d say finding a mentor fast is the most important tip.

Couldn’t agree more @TechWithTim - Some great insights …
<ol>
<li>Anything new you want to learn, Attach some kind of goal to that</li>
<li>Hiring a Mentor who has reached where you want to go</li>
<li>Build hard/ real-world projects</li>
<li>And more …</li>
</ol>
My BIG vote to hire a right mentor!
PS:
Spent 21+ yrs in Software Industry, and now building something of my own!