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Holas world. I been back in Android about 4 months and it\'s starting to
feel normal again. I\'ve had a lot of first lately like using an
interface in a real application, getting my team to move to nav-graph
and kotlin, and learning a new industry I never saw myself in.
Think the following would be the most helpful \"tips\" that I\'ve
learned so far:
- The difference between mid and sr dev is being able to articulate
why the team should go with a certain plan
- Make sure to talk with your team before making architecture
decisions
- Understand the goal of the company and the experience they want for
users
- Learn how to say no
- Understand how to map things out. You need to understand and control
the pace of the sprint so your not stressed
- Take breaks doing something you love
- If your in a new industry I would try to make space to learn more
about it from a consumer perspective. It helps you understand what a
user might expect so you can better advocate for them
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Think that\'s all a got. I\'m writing this while mentally stuck on some
issues so I hope this helps you in your job at any level