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summary
Junior developers progress fastest when given concrete opportunities and structures not platitudes: a grad rotation that let newcomers try Android and iOS actually shipped for the next cohort, a linting tool integration taught by letting the junior drive the keyboard instead of lecturing, and a simple confidence “living objectives” board plus a Trello or Google Doc captures promotion evidence. Coaching focuses on the stretch zone not the panic zone, and feedback is most useful when it’s specific, time‑referenced and actionable.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:252 years 10 months My developer oge
- 3:41Stretch themselves
- 4:15I could start teaching other people in my team things
- 5:54Make a change
- 6:51Gather evidence
- 8:13Good pairing
- 8:49Ask open questions
- 9:34Create opportunities
- 11:03Regular feedback
- 11:38Giving specific and actionable feedback
- 13:10You're already an INSPIRATION!
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