I don't mean services like MOOCs, but rather platforms that go in-depth into tech stacks and related technologies like how Laracasts focuses on PHP and its ecosystem. It could be about any language or technology.
How did that go? From finding the recruiter to getting the job, I have no idea how it usually goes.
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If it's actual work that suits my experience and not some pitch to buy their product, then it'd be a nice foot in the door. We'll see how this goes.
Thank you! I knew there was something, but I wasn't sure what.
Thanks for sharing this. I really need to listen to that podcast more.
Exactly the same company. The fact that all of their glassdoor reviews are from India made me rethink if I should follow through. We'll see how it goes, but making a blacklist sounds pretty dope, so that's a nice new goal.
Preamble: I'm sure there's a better community to ask this question, comment below if you're aware of it.
Okay, for background I'm a bootcamp student, I'm still learning, but I'm almost done. I've been tweaking my LinkedIn as I go, trying to be more attractive for recruiters in the future. Well, last week I was contacted by a recruiter, and asked if I was interested in job opportunities. I did some brief research, and it looks like an actual company on Glassdoor. Anyway, I sent over my resume, and was on a call for maybe 5 minutes. We talk for a bit, and she asked me how I am in interviews and my experience. I tell her that I've been "technically" freelance, but I haven't done anything because of starting cost, but she seemed to ignore that concern. Towards the end of the call I asked her if this would be with her company, and she said yes, and then I said bye.
Now, the problem is that this company is specifically for interview prep, and helping students get hired at other companies. While she said I'd be with her company, I'm concerned that I'm trying to be sold something here. The company is called GigaMe, and there is barely anything online about them.
So, my overall question would be, "what would you do?" Or, what should I expect? I don't think i should get my hopes up, but any advice would help.
For some reason in middle school I tried it and, for obvious reasons, couldn't figure it out. Then in 2012-2014 Reddit kept telling everyone to learn Python. I failed that and kept trying randomly for 10 years. I've only recently begun making progress in web dev, which is deliberately avoided because of Reddit language opinions.
Ignoring all of that, I really like text editors for some reason, and I'm on a journey to make some. I still haven't made any, but it's a goal.
They're completely separate. I've heard that they're working on ways to fix this issue, though.
Because of the difference is that there's a hard cut in continuity with the teleporter. The body is destroyed. In normal life, our body does get replaced, but the continuity remains equal through that time. With the teleporter, everything gets replaced at once, which is a hard continuity cut.
For this reason, sleep doesn't affect continuity, just its potency and what can be accessed during sleep. If we turn a microwave off by unplugging it, whatever continuity it has ceases, this is in no way equal to sleeping. The functions, information, and mind are still present and functional.
Question: How long does it take to get the proverbial ball rolling on Upwork? I used it for a month and spent $200+ and wasn't able to get any work.
If you loved Cradle, then you might like Bastion. If Crafle is eastern, then Bastion is Greco-Roman.
Scorio will rise from the ashes to conquer the ten layers of hell.
Reborn without memories, Scorio learns that he is a Great Soul, a legendary defender of the ancient city of Bastion. That within the hallowed halls of the Academy and under the stern eyes of the underworld’s greatest instructors he will enjoy enormous privilege, rediscover unique and wondrous powers, and one day return to the millennium-old battle against their infernal foes.
Until he is betrayed. Singled out and sentenced to die for crimes he can't remember, Scorio is hurled to his doom—and forgotten.
But from even the dimmest spark an inferno may one day rage.
Clawing his way back from oblivion, Scorio vows to return to the Academy at any cost. To emerge from the ruins and within those golden walls defeat his elite classmates in a quest to ascend the ranks and change the course of history. For only then will he learn about his forgotten past, and why his enemies have rightly feared him since the day he was reborn
I'm currently having trouble with the phone component I'm writing. To be extra vague about it, on my onChange, I'm using a function to move to the next text box. However, when I use my data handler function to raise the value to the parent, it doesn't work. In addition, by adding my data handler to the individual text boxes, it breaks my next Box function.
```tsx //dataHandler => raises state data to parent //nextBox => moves focus to next text box
//onChange should be here { dataHandler(dataProp, e); nextBox(1); } /> ``` In the code above, either nextBox works alone, or if I add my handler, then neither work.
I'm also wondering about practices. On other forms, I put this type of handler on single boxes, and it works fine. Since my phone input component has multiple boxes, I'm thinking that onChange won't work exactly the same regardless.
Any advice, tips, or need to know info?
Ps: I'm on mobile, so I greatly simplified the code I'm using, and the formatting is wonky. Assume that there's an onChange before the brackets with an (e) =>. My app or lemmy is deleting it on submission.
I've used it to help me understand some code concepts and debugging, but over the last two weeks, it went from competent to completely stupid half of the time. It also fails to connect so often, it's unreal.
Survival Story of a Sword King in a Fantasy World. Chapter 185. Ryu Han-Bin was a normal person who just had been discharged from his mandatory military service, when he was transported to another world. Left to fend for himself,
End of a season. This is a very touching chapter that proves how great the writers are.
Survival Story of a Sword King in a Fantasy World. Chapter 184. Ryu Han-Bin was a normal person who just had been discharged from his mandatory military service, when he was transported to another world. Left to fend for himself,
Thank you! Your reply provides a lot of missing context. It will be my bible, or at least part of the guidelines I need to get something started.
This makes a lot of sense. I'll have to see how I can apply this locally, but at least it's more information that I had before on how to approach this. I appreciate it, thank you.
I know some basic HTML, CSS. JS, and very little React -- I'm learning it currently. One of the things I see mentioned online is freelancing as a way to earn income. Now, I've tried this before in the past on UpWork, and it was nearly impossible to get anything out of it, I rarely received a response and that required submitting a lot of proposals which in turn cost a lot of money.
When I go on UpWork, many of the jobs need WordPress developers or an array of skills I simply do not have and appear to require a lot of time to learn.
Furthermore, I'm in an odd place financially and career wise, where I can't seem to get a job anywhere, not even at places that would've hired me before, and certainly not as a junior developer.
I suppose I'm asking for advice. If freelancing is an option to pursue, how do I go about it in the cheapest and most cost effect way possible? If freelancing is not the right option, then what can I do with what I do know? Lastly, is the job market in a weird state for every sector?
Similar, but in a past job, I didn't pick up on some cues, treated a coworker like how I treat everyone, and I got yelled at by them. They told me to respect the hierarchy and that I'm not his equal - I was training for a higher position at the time. I was later let go for other reasons they wouldn't mention.
This is my third time writing this. I just have to say, I agree with you 100%. I've only begun to begin to act "normal" by being treated like shit and being afraid of being myself.
I've even had a boss tell me to only talk about the weather. It's grueling, dehumanizing seeing other people talk like normal, but when I do it, it's somehow wrong.
What's in your sauce? I've had soba before, I'll eat it without hesitation, but I feel like the standard sauce I get from the store is lacking, somewhat.