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In our new podcast episode we explore the importance of asking for help and pushing through the fear in order to do so.
We delve into how sharing your expertise can create valuable reciprocal relationships and emphasize the benefits of asking questions, especially for junior developers.
We share personal anecdotes, highlighting how overcoming fear and leveraging your network can propel your career forward, in all professional endeavors really.
As usual we also talk about wins and books.
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