Today’s job market values practical skills and the ability to create value more than ever before, rather than just academic qualifications. This post shares the story of a high school dropout who successfully joined OpenAI through self-study and actively creating opportunities, and why directly showcasing your “nuclear weapon” achievements might be the most effective strategy for job searching.
Some say open source is useless, yielding neither profit nor time savings. But through four years of dedication, I’ve discovered three unexpected rewards: increased visibility for my work, connections with exceptional people and projects, and the accumulation of long-term value. These rewards are applicable to every developer.
Lately, I’ve been listening to Zhao Lei’s songs while driving, especially “I Remember.” This article records my graduation season at Rocket’s China branch and the well wishes from my colleagues.
This article documents my experience and insights from transitioning from testing to development. I share my learning and work arrangements during paternity leave, including reading books, participating in open-source projects, and physical exercise, emphasizing how to maintain learning and growth while caring for a family.
This article outlines the skills and experience required for a senior test engineer, including testing theories, business acumen, tool proficiency, and coding abilities, helping readers understand how to become an excellent senior test engineer.
