Great essay @Bhavani.. since I have been on the other side (selling tech solutions earlier and marketing them now), I could relate to every word of it and you have captured an engineer's point of view very well..I have seen talented engineers becoming so obsessed with the technical details that they could have grown to the next stage only if they had looked at what they do from the end customer standpoint...you seem to have nailed it with your understanding. Wishing you the best in this journey!
It's a great blog that encourages developers to recognize their value and align their skills with market demand.
I'm curious about how a developer with specific skills can find clients to begin working on their projects. I look forward to reading your next blog post about your journey over the past eight months; I think it will be very interesting!
Great essay @Bhavani.. since I have been on the other side (selling tech solutions earlier and marketing them now), I could relate to every word of it and you have captured an engineer's point of view very well..I have seen talented engineers becoming so obsessed with the technical details that they could have grown to the next stage only if they had looked at what they do from the end customer standpoint...you seem to have nailed it with your understanding. Wishing you the best in this journey!
Thanks Krishna, I was one of those engineers do. It was a transformative personal journey. I want everyone to experience that
It's a great blog that encourages developers to recognize their value and align their skills with market demand.
I'm curious about how a developer with specific skills can find clients to begin working on their projects. I look forward to reading your next blog post about your journey over the past eight months; I think it will be very interesting!
Hi Robin, thank you for taking the time to comment. The next blog is going to cover exactly that part. Landing clients. Stay tuned