Succeed Software: A Comprehensive Guide To Software Career Excellence

While you wait for your next annual review, you are helping to make your executive team rich while they pay you an entry-level salary and consider you nothing more than a replaceable cog in the machine. Over the past 20 years working as a software professional, I have been collecting extremely valuable lessons that have helped me become one of the highest-paid, most reliable developers in my network. I no longer worry about money, I no longer work overtime, and instead of competing with my peers for promotions, I now have companies competing with each other for my time and skillset. and you don't need to master a bunch of programming languages or become an expert at all the new libraries and frameworks to get where I am. That is a waste of time, and money, and all you are doing is helping other people realize their goals instead of realizing your own. The career ladder is simply a game of profits and resources, and once you learn and understand how the people above you perceive value, and who your clients really are, you will . If you don't want to spend years crawling your way to the top on your own like I did, working twice as hard as everybody else just to get noticed for promotions, then let me help you cut those years or even decades off that journey -