The journey to becoming a gainfully employed software engineer can feel long. The good news is, you can learn smarter not harder.
I’ve seen a lot of buzz recently about software developers wanting to form unions. I’m particularly interested in this topic while I’m #indiehacking boot.
If you’re reading this article, you’re well aware of the great benefits that come with a programming job - high salaries for programmers, an expanding job market, exciting opportunities.
It sounds like a pipe dream. A well-paid programming job, with no experience? Get out of town.
There are so many reasons to want to get a certificate in computer science in 2021, especially when you compare it to alternatives like getting a degree or attending a coding bootcamp.
There are many jobs within the software industry, and most of them are easier to land or are higher-paying once you land them, if you have a solid grasp of computer science fundamentals.
Imagine, like so many folks, that you decide what you want to study when you’re just 18.
There are so many obvious reasons to learn to code: freelancing opportunities, career advancement, salary increase, and personal satisfaction among others.
So you want to hire a developer? Or maybe you just want to know what is going through the heads of employers like myself.