[veqq]

The traditional reply is complete either of these books and you'll be further than even an average Comp Sci BA:

  - Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
  - How to Design Programs (easier)

In reality, it strong depends on your specific domain and how old your company is. Doing embedded projects at home vs. quickly prototyping systems in Ruby vs. modifying an API for a large SaaS vs. lowering latency for trading vs. ensuring compliance at a bank... The demands are all very different, yet generally we don't write algorithms or implement data structures too often. Our languages and libraries typically offer optimized versions, we just have to know when and why to use them. And after it's built, adding extra features won't change that model.

The way everyone actually learns is by doing many projects, like an apprentice of old. Such a book could interest you (after) though: https://aosabook.org/en/index.html#500lines

[LunarVB]

I will see that book, thank you!