The Hallmarks of a Great Open Source Engineer
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Covers nontechnical skills and career strategies for open-source engineers—such as how to avoid burnout, what interviewers and hiring managers look for, and practices that help projects and careers succeed—aimed at newer to mid-level developers and hiring managers. Uses lessons from Dr. Brown’s 20-year industry experience to outline specific behaviors and approaches that lead to longevity and success in open-source work.
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