coreypnorris · August 29, 2015 14:20
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 1. Don't waste your co-worker's time.
 2. If someone asks you if you understand something and you don't, be upfront about it.
 3. Write up specs before working on a non-trivial problem.
 4. Use the scientific method when working on a non-trivial problem. Construct a hypothesis, test it, and analyze the results.
 5. If you can't think of any possible way to make progress on a problem then ask for help. (Note: have you really tried everything you could think of? Remember rule #1) When asking for help, consider showing your specs and a list of the things you've tried to the person you're asking.
 6. Don't be afraid to ask the same question more than once if you don't understand the explanation.
	1. Don't waste your co-worker's time.
	2. If someone asks you if you understand something and you don't, be upfront about it.
	3. Write up specs before working on a non-trivial problem.
	4. Use the scientific method when working on a non-trivial problem. Construct a hypothesis, test it, and analyze the results.
	5. If you can't think of any possible way to make progress on a problem then ask for help. (Note: have you really tried everything you could think of? Remember rule #1) When asking for help, consider showing your specs and a list of the things you've tried to the person you're asking.
	6. Don't be afraid to ask the same question more than once if you don't understand the explanation.
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