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After getting my computer science degree from Duke in 2015, I joined Google as a software engineer and co-founded Dancing Pineapple. These first two years in tech and music were filled with a rapid succession of ups and downs, and plenty of hard-won lessons. I know that these lessons would have been really useful for me after my own graduation, so I decided to take some time to share some actionable advice for those of you just starting out in the real world. After spending some time reflecting on how I would approach college if I were able to do it all over again, here's what I came up with to get My team works on building amazing user experiences for Google Cloud users. I helped carry out the top-to-bottom redesign and implementation of Cloud Datastore's UI, and currently lead the front-end team of Google's Cloud SQL product. March 2017, we launched our PostgreSQL offering – which increased Cloud SQL's total addressable market by ~40%. Dancing Pineapple curates electronic music and hosts concerts in New York and Los Angeles. Our goal is to share music and experiences that make people happy. A portion of the proceeds from many of our events go to supporting youth music education via Little Kids Rock. Duke presented unprecedented scale and diversity of opportunity. My four years of phenomenal professors across the disciplines pushed me empathetic leadership and expanded my artistic comfort zone. My tenure throwing major, campus-wide events validated that quality stems from attention to detail. My junior fall semester abroad at London's UCL humbled me to explore my place in the world. My engagement in Duke's tech & innovation initiatives exercised my creative muscle, sparked my obsession with design, and strengthened my tolerance to adversity. Duke showed me what I love to do, gifted me with a love for learning, and surrounded me with a wealth of inspiring peers. This summer was a rite of pas*age into software engineering professionalism. Google's crash-course seminars opened my eyes to