Nothing ventured, nothing gained

a blog by Marc Chung

Be Nice

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by Marc Chung

From the manifesto part of the brain.

With two years of full time professional employment under my belt, two of the most important things I’ve learnt so far don’t even have anything to do with my software engineering background.

The first was by a former software engineering professor of mine at ASU.

Be tactful. I hear stories from industry about a new kid right out of college attending his or her first meeting and they would just start shouting out their thoughts on how this and that design should be. Don’t Do That.

Joseph Urban

And the second was by one of my former boss’ at Thomson Financial:

Never make your boss look bad.

Craig Columbus

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I'm Marc Chung, and you're reading Nothing ventured, Nothing gained, a blog about building beautiful software. I'm the founder of OpenRain Software, a web design and development company located in Arizona, where I make millions of users happy by building breathtaking software with brilliant people.

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