How to Thrive at a New Mobile Engineering Position

A few months ago, I started at my third full-time Android job at Cash App. All three companies had thoughtful onboarding processes that included mentorship and detailed documentation. I found that in addition to the official process, there are a few things that doing as early as possible — preferably within the first month — ensures a smooth transition into a new mobile engineering role. They’re less important than completing the official onboarding and starter tasks, but they’re helpful for understanding the context of my new position and making a positive impact on my team early on. I try to tackle them while waiting for meetings or code reviews. This article is mostly relevant for mid-level to senior roles — new grads usually get a more structured onboarding process and can focus solely on that, and I don’t know enough about staff+ roles to comment on their onboarding. <a href="https://betterprogramming.pub/how-to-make-the-most-of-your-first-month-at-a-new-mobile-engineering-position-8f9e2870d1f7">Read More</a>