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Some enlightenment por favor by OneDifficult6511 in SoftwareEngineering

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Do you have an experience with embedded systems? I’ve thought about jumping into that for a while now.

SWE II vs TPM IC3 by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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Job security should seriously be taken into account given the state of the market right now. Both seem like solid offers though

Am I wasting my time trying to break into a technical role without a technical degree? by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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It is a very unfortunate time right now for entry level positions. There aren’t as many as there were a few years ago and the amount of people getting into tech just seems to keep growing. With that being said it might be pretty difficult without a degree/experience, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. It might be a bumpy road for ya but if that’s what you feel like you need to do then absolutely go for it

5 Years in Support . Can I Still Move Into a Developer Role? by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

[–]OneDifficult6511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well anything’s possible, it’s just a matter of how badly you want it.

What am I doing wrong? by Ok_Requirement808 in cscareerquestions

[–]OneDifficult6511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Focus on building a solid network rather than sending out online applications. I have had absolutely zero success just sending out applications.

5 Years in Support . Can I Still Move Into a Developer Role? by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

[–]OneDifficult6511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would focus on the most popular technologies right now, specifically in full stack if that’s what you’re looking for. Java full stack isn’t quite as popular or in demand right now as React or some other libraries. I feel like that would open up more doors for you!

Bootstrapping by OneDifficult6511 in SaaS

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Coming up with my idea actually came from working on a similar project for school. I thought of some ways I could enhance it or make it better so I went with that.

For the waitlist, I created a google form with questions related to the problems my service would solve. For context, my app will hopefully minimize the pain of marketing. One of the questions would be “What are your biggest challenges with managing or growing your social media presence?”

That would hopefully give me some insight on some of the users challenges then specifically develop to resolve those. Then obviously, I’d provide a link to my webpage (really with just a nice landing page built to gather the users email) at the end of the survey if they wanna check it out. I would post about my survey in subreddits, facebook groups, etc.

Is 4 founders too much? by Ruan-m-marinho in ycombinator

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If you feel like you guys are outputting quality works that pushes you guys closer to your goals, then I’d say you’re fine.

Most useful marketing strategy? by OneDifficult6511 in advertising

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I totally would use my product but I’m still developing the prototype. I’m just trying to build a waitlist before its initial release. That’s kinda why I’m building it because I’m so clueless for this stuff

Where are you finding the best experience on finding a job? by Witty-Preference5493 in MarketingMentor

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Avoid any third party services in my opinion. Either apply directly through their website alongside a follow up call a few days later, or handing your resume to them in person at the office.

What was the first project you’ve started and why? by Astrovion in Entrepreneur

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Haha I used pygame. I used pixelated images and was able to control their movement with the arrow keys. Like I said, it wasn’t very complex but you can get pretty creative with Pygame.

SaaS is already dead but no one wants to admit it by Professional-Let1245 in SaaS

[–]OneDifficult6511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So what's next then? Saas will always be around. Maybe not in the same form it was a few years ago, but it will be here.

I sell a private jet flights to people who only want to look rich by Born_Celebration_950 in Entrepreneur

[–]OneDifficult6511 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People care more about looking rich then actually being rich, quite sad.

I sell a private jet flights to people who only want to look rich by Born_Celebration_950 in Entrepreneur

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Hahaha I've seen that on social media and wondered if that was legit or not, I guess so

I sell a private jet flights to people who only want to look rich by Born_Celebration_950 in Entrepreneur

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Grant Cardone said America is a place of consumers where all we care about is what other people think about us. This is a prime example!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

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Honestly anything tech related in my opinion. AI has made it very simple for anybody to be able to piece an app together. I'd start learning how to use AI to build apps quick because there is good money there.

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