Kelvin Kissi Software Developer

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Kelvin Kissi

• Software Engineer

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About Kelvin Kissi

• Kelvin Kissi is a former Analyst at Hilton and
  IHS Markit (SP Global). Hes also a software
  engineer combining his passions for technology
  and innovation, which led to him starting
  auditing numerous smart contracts for various
  startups in 2021. it was for an organic way to be
  at the forefront of the blockchain technology
  purpose, bringing new technological solutions to
  people and making this emerging space for easy
  navigation for those in need.

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Some of the soft skills software engineer should
have

• Emotional intelligence

• Open-Mindedness

• collaboration

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Technology should lead our future, to create a
better world.
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Best Way to Practice your Craft Regularly

• The best method for doing this is to set weekly
  goals focused on improving my abilities in
  something Im currently struggling with (the
  skill could be entirely different!). There are
  two advantages to this method
• Youre striving to improve your job instead of
  making little changes now and then.
• It sets you specific goals and targets that can
  be easily measured. This helps you see your
  progress and lets you know what kind of
  skills/tools/technologies are missing from your
  toolbox. When the time comes later to use them in
  real-world projects and needed in a real-world
  project, they will not be as uninformed as the
  other tools that surround them!

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Writing Code on daily basis helps you

• After youve finished your reading, start writing
  an entire line of code! It might sound like
  common sense. However, you must begin writing
  code each day.
• Im sure youre busy as everyone else is too. Im
  sure theres the reason why were all insisting
  on writing codes every day. Its because its
  effective.
• Every day you write code, it helps you stay
  sharp, which enables you to master new languages
  and technologies and allows you to focus on
  things that interest you. If you dont like it,
  at least you should move to a different language
  or project every month. This keeps things
  interesting (and prevents them from becoming
  boring) and ensures that you dont end up stuck
  in an uninteresting pattern for months.

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THANKS