How writing can advance your career as a developer

“In their first few years on the job, engineers spend roughly 30% of their workday writing, while engineers in middle management write for 50% to 70% of their day; those in senior management reportedly spend over 70% and as much as 95% of their day writing.” - Jon Leydens The post How writing can advance your career as a developer appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.

https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/08/09/how-writing-can-advance-your-career-as-a-developer/

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