Top stories published by Career Pathing in May of 2013

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David Byttow in Always Be Coding

May 25, 2013

Four Steps to Google, Without a Degree

Since publishing ABC: Always Be Coding - How to Land an Engineering Job, many have asked how…

What Is A Product Manager?

A Primer For Aspiring Or Junior PMs

WTF is a Product Manager?

A primer for aspiring or junior PMs

Many of my friends and acquaintances have approached me with interests in Tech and…

David Snyder

May 20, 2013

Dear Jr Creative…Earn Your Place. You’ll Be Better For It.

and pardon any self fellatio.

The Risk of Staying

A few months ago I got a call from a friend of mine asking if I’d consider applying for a creative director position at his…

Charlie Deets

May 28, 2013

My First App

Thanks To 3 Years of Reading Stuff on the Internet

Quinten Farmer in I. M. H. O.

May 28, 2013

The Anti-Dropout

Or, Why I’m Going Back

Since dropping out of college at age 20, I’ve been a vocal proponent of “Career Hacking” and other approaches that lead to departing from the standard education path. College was a frustrating and limiting experience, while my time…

Advice to a Young Freelancer

The emails come pretty regularly, “Hi, my name is So-and-So. I’ve started freelancing and I really like your…

Mike Monteiro

May 20, 2013

Welcome, Recent Graduates

It is with great pride that I welcome you to the workforce. I realize many of you are still preparing for finals…

Ximena Vengoechea

May 28, 2013

Hire A players, but know that they can become B players

The myth of the A player is that they are superhumans 24/7. The truth is, they’re not.

Chris Bannister

May 25, 2013

The Work / Work Balance

Time will make you money, but no amount of money can buy you time.

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