Benjamin Hendricks
Benjamin is a passionate software engineer with a strong technical background, with ambitions to deliver a delightful experience to as many users as possible. He previously interned at Google, Apple and LinkedIn. He built his first PC at 15, and has recently upgraded to iOS/crypto-currency experiments. Benjamin holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from UCLA and is completing a master’s degree in Software Engineering at Harvard University.
Intelligent multitasking requires speed and efficiency.
ChatGPT has quickly gained millions of people's attention, but many are wary because they don't get how it works.
As we close out the year, it's important to take a moment to reflect on the lessons learned this year.
Maintaining optimism in the face of failure and defeat is difficult, but when you know you've put in the work to be good at something, perhaps that optimism isn't so unwarranted.
In the book club I help run at LinkedIn, we recently read the second edition of Token Economy by Shermin Voshmgir, and it was quite an interesting discussion that followed.
The best leaders set the direction to follow, know when to delegate and communicate effectively.
An aspect of software engineering that is often under-appreciated is the task of debugging an issue.
Consistency is crucial in so many ways, and it's a critical trait to be successful, especially in software engineering.
In this article, I'll share a story from my past about where perseverance combined with passion led to success in a very concrete way!
I often get asked about how I manage my time between a full time engineering management job at LinkedIn, working with MySwimPro on the side as a software engineer, while also working on my Master's Thesis through the Harvard Extension School, and having a fiancé and small dog to spend time with.
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