Software engineers make mistakes all the time, once we recognise them we can learn and move forward. Here are 5 common mistakes developers make and should avoid

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Software Engineering Careers offer many opportunities for mistakes. Mistakes are par for the course in life, because as great as it seems to be perfect, it’s also impossible. Being perfect is a great goal to aim for, just not one we should continually berate ourselves for not achieving flawlessly.

5 Big Developer Mistakes to Avoid

2. Thinking your way is the ‘right’ ways all the time

“I believe this team ownership on decisions makes developing new features a better experience for all.”
Team ownership and individual ownership of projects are super important (at least for me) in terms of motivation and feeling like a solid contributor. Even from a leadership perspective, the more your team is involved in decisions around the product the harder they’ll work to see their ideas come to life. Win/win

So many true points. Should be read by every developer.

Good points and advices! All of that make a whole sense to me. Specially taking care of your personal life (physical and mental).
Also, being collaborative with your teammates, always open-minded to other approaches on solving problems (no one solve problems alone) to be able to have a reasonable solution that will be more valuable for the whole squad.
Great thoughts on that one! 🙌