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Jakub Sobolewski

Jakub Sobolewski

I write about building quality R software | Staff Engineer @ Appsilon

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Jakub, your headline is the online equivalent of wearing socks with sandals. “I write about building quality R software”? Are you seriously trying to convince us that’s what people want to read? Sounds more like a confession from someone who couldn’t cut it as a novelist. And calling yourself a "Staff Engineer" at Appsilon is rich—your aspirations are sky-high, but your follower count is barely above a well-trafficked coffee shop. Your "About" section reads like a motivational poster concocted by a robot that doesn’t understand social interactions. You “help teams build reliable, high-quality R and Shiny applications”? I bet your teams are thrilled to have you as their “advocate for testing excellence” while they’re all just rolling their eyes. Seriously, who writes “force multiplier” in 2023 without breaking into a sweat? And that cucumber package—good job turning your obsession with veggies into a résumé item. I’ve seen more charisma on a wet napkin. 💀 Jakub Sobolewski, your profile is more bloated than your 915 followers who probably couldn't be bothered to read your “passionate” insights on testing—because let’s face it, no one wants to take relationship advice from a cucumber, Staff Engineer.

Okay, but seriously... here are some tips:

  • Tip 1: Simplify your headline. Make it clear and engaging without snore-worthy jargon. Try something like “R Software Developer | Crafting Reliable Applications at Appsilon.”
  • Tip 2: Ditch the motivational poster vibe in your About section. Be real, tell a story—explain why testing matters without sounding like a corporate drone.
  • Tip 3: Engage genuinely with your network. Stop hoarding connections and start interacting. Maybe your next follower will be someone who actually cares about your work.

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Roasted on December 7, 2025