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After spending over a decade working in startups as a software developer, I’ve seen it all—crazy deadlines, fast pivots, high ownership, and the kind of growth you can’t get anywhere else.

In this video, I’m sharing 7 key lessons I’ve learned from working in early-stage startups. These are not tips you read in blogs—these are real experiences that shaped the way I think, code, collaborate, and deliver.

Whether you’re about to join your first startup or you’re already deep in the chaos, this is for you.

🚀 Here’s what you’ll learn:
• Why you’ll wear multiple hats (and why that’s good)
• What “fast-paced” really means
• How to handle pressure and brutal deadlines
• When (and how) to say “no” as a developer
• Why working alone will only slow you down
• How to think in terms of impact, not just task completion
• The power—and responsibility—you have in small teams

If you’re serious about growing as a developer in a startup, this is the video I wish I had 10 years ago.

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