Some things a Senior Developer CAN'T Do!

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Welcome back to StartupHakk! With my 25 years of development experience, here at StartupHakk we turn beginners into full-stack developers in just 3 months! Today, we're addressing some common misconceptions junior developers have about becoming senior. Let's debunk these myths with the realities I've encountered on my journey from junior to senior.

Ok so today, we're addressing some common misconceptions I was reading about in an article that I put the link to in the description misconceptions that junior developers have about becoming senior. Let's debunk these myths with the realities I've encountered on my journey from junior to senior.

1. Seniors have All the Answers
❌ *Expectation:* As a senior, I'll be able to solve all bugs and know what's wrong in a matter of minutes.
✅ *Reality:* The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know. Seniority isn't about having all the answers; it's about knowing how to tackle problems efficiently and asking the right questions. This approach not only aids in finding solutions but also fosters continuous learning and adaptation to new challenges.

2. Working with the Latest Tech
❌ *Expectation:* As a senior, I'll always work with cutting-edge technology and tools.
✅ *Reality:* Much of a senior developer's role involves maintaining and improving legacy systems. These systems are crucial as they hold years of business logic and operational insights. Navigating and optimizing these systems is a significant part of the job, often more so than using the latest tech.

3. No More Boring Tasks
❌ *Expectation:* Being senior means I can avoid all the mundane tasks.
✅ *Reality:* The truth is, senior roles come with their own set of seemingly mundane yet critical tasks such as meetings, documentation, and code reviews. These tasks are essential for maintaining project continuity and quality, and they often make up a significant part of the day-to-day responsibilities.

4. Making Big Changes
❌ *Expectation:* I can make significant changes and improvements effortlessly.
✅ *Reality:* Big changes require management approval, careful planning, and budget considerations. As a senior, you learn to present your ideas in a way that aligns with organizational goals and shows clear benefits, understanding that patience and persistence are key.

5. Time to Relax
❌ *Expectation:* I'll have more time to relax once I'm senior.
✅ *Reality:* The responsibilities actually increase, often extending to weekends or after hours to meet deadlines or solve critical issues. Seniors play a crucial role in mentoring, planning, and decision-making, which requires a substantial time commitment.

6. Deciding What to Do
❌ *Expectation:* I'll lead projects and have significant autonomy.
✅ *Reality:* While seniors do have more influence on projects, this role requires hands-on work and continuous collaboration. You're often the go-to person for problem-solving, which can be as demanding as it is rewarding.

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