How to improve without receiving feedback
Read OriginalThis article discusses strategies for self-improvement when direct, actionable feedback from others is hard to obtain. It argues that feedback comes in many forms beyond verbal advice, including observing results (like code errors or job interview outcomes), interpreting physical cues, and listening to one's own emotions about the quality of work, such as feeling unsatisfied with messy code.
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