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The great bottleneck period refers to a professional state where maintaining the status quo consumes all your time and energy, preventing you from breaking through to the next level of life. Here are some suggestions to help you move forward.

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The great plateau is the career state that the maintenance of the status quo consumes all your time and energy so that you cannot break through and reach the next level of your life. Here is some advice to help you move forward.

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We engineers often boast about leadership without a clear definition of what we are saying. Here are the definitions to distill the clarity from those chaotic ramblings of the mass.

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How to design an elegant UI?

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How to design an elegant UI?

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These are all good things, but they have nothing to do with me.

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Large companies have more resources than small companies, so why can small companies sometimes defeat large ones? Large companies seem to win every battle, but why do they quickly lose the entire war?

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How to evaluate the performance of a technology leader? Each company or individual has its own answer with engineering rubrics. And those rubrics usually focus on a specific role - IC (Software Engineer, Product Manager, Designer) or Engineering Manager. Is there a grand unified framework to evaluate the potential business impact that a technology leader could make?

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DC/EP stands for Digital Currency Electronic Payment, a central bank digital currency. What problems does it aim to solve? What is its framework? How will it be promoted? What are the main technological means? To what extent does it protect privacy? What issues does blockchain face in this context? Why is cross-border payment not a priority?

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