Every time I code.

I failed LinkedIn's Git skill test T_T

Right now

whenever I ask for PR/MR reviews.

I know I shouldn't. I can't help myself. I present my work, my baby, for their trial.

the first time I opened StackOverflow actually I think.

At least that was the first time I understood how much I still don't know about any topic at any one time.

Since then I think I was humbled enough to just assume I know nothing all the time and just being glad when I get to help someone with their problem

Started as an IT consultant 13 years ago, now I run my own hosting business... Got head hunted to work as an IT manager for a company that isn't doing well, in which I confronted them with all their issues that are out in the public, they agreed to some, and others they had no idea about, I'd say the interview went well, as they have stated so and gave me the impression that I nailed it.... Haven't heard from them till now... It's been 2 weeks already.

First six months as a dev broke something in production for the first time.

Took me months to get confidence back.

Getting absolutely destroyed on my first coding interviews

First time I worked with Angular in 2016 😢

Everyday I check total comp of US peeps.

Internal crying

Every time I gain some confidence out of my skills. That is the exact moment I get slapped with a new task that makes me question my entire knowledge.

When I tried to start a company and failed miserably. MVP was shit. Much harder to build a decent web app than I anticipated.

First time I worked with OleDb libraries. Dang...