The following observations were compiled with software engineering in mind, as I identified them while working in that discipline. However, these practices apply universally.

Nikunj Rohit

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Strong foundational skills are crucial in software engineering and related fields. Prioritizing basics like checking assumptions, understanding terms, verifying sources, taking copious notes, and testing designs can significantly enhance productivity and work quality. Emphasizing these principles can lead to mastery, as most complex tasks rely on fundamental skills. Companies often seek increased productivity through new technologies, but refining basic skills remains essential.

Strong Basics: The Building Blocks of Software Engineering

<p>This article touches a lot of interesting points, definitely the “20/80” rule does need to apply to development to keep systems functional.</p>
