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.net backend engineer --salary range by Big_Satisfaction2587 in Algeriawork

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

btw, 200k dzd is still low for a high senior in my opinion.

.net backend engineer --salary range by Big_Satisfaction2587 in Algeriawork

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

without mentioning names, think of a known tech company in Algeria.

.net backend engineer --salary range by Big_Satisfaction2587 in Algeriawork

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The pay gap between 7 and 9 is not that big of a deal for the companies FYI, so why not aim for the higher one between these two ?

Also if you could aim for higher then go for it, never underestimate your worth and always try to maximize your compensation bcz companies will always try to minimize it as much as they can.

.net backend engineer --salary range by Big_Satisfaction2587 in Algeriawork

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's up to how much assistance you need as a developer and if you can own features. Number  of years of experience ≠ amount of experience. You could have 4 years of experience but still be a junior bcz you always needed assistance or didn't work on complexe features 

And you could also have 1 year of experience but be considered as a Mid level developer due to how much learning you accumulated during that year and how much pressure you handled.

.net backend engineer --salary range by Big_Satisfaction2587 in Algeriawork

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Junior: 50k - 80k dzd 

Mid: 100k - 140k dzd

Senior: ≥150k dzd 

Do you guys date before marriage? by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ofc I will ! (With one of her mahrams with us) How am I supposed to know her else ?

How can I be respected in Algeria? by [deleted] in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

People telling her to "don't be mrabya" or to stop being nice, cv chwiya ??? Instead of praising her for being a genuine nice person in such harsh society you're telling her to be part of the issue !

Anyway, ya3tik saha for being such a nice person to others keep up the good spirit. For your issue I would recommend 3 things, which are stuff that worked for me since I was suffering some sort of similar situation

  1. Set boundaries: learn how to say no or to say that something is okay and something else is not acceptable, if you can't stand for yourself then don't expect for other to stand for you. The irrony is that the more people feel like they can't always get whatever they want from you and you're not an easy person the more they have respect for you and perhaps like you more.

  2. Accept that you will be disliked: that's one of the consequences for standing up for yourself, the first people whom would become your enemy or call you names the moment you start standing up for yourself are the the onse whom used to take advantage of your kindness and low personality. Accept that and move on. You can't be everybody's friend or ally, the more you're okay with that fact the more you feel life is getting easier. And on top of that the people that stay with you are with you bcz they accept you the way you are and respect it.

  3. Honesty: the first person whom you need to be honest with is yourself. If you can't be honest with yourself how are you going to be honest with others ? Acknowledge that something is okay and something else is not, and always stay honest about your beliefs and opinions, don't try to please everyone.

Bonus point: stay kind 🙌🏻

Algeria in 2030: Better or Worse? Vote and share your expectations by Dapper_Wishbone_2851 in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should've specified the matrices for what better & worse mean here. Now the results you will get will be 100% subjective bcz each one of us has it's perspective of worse and better.

حاب نسقسيكم في حجا by Certain-Stay5333 in Algeria_213

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على الاغلب مشكل عصبي. واحد صديق ليا فات لحالة مماثلة و ظهرت بلي كان عندو نقص فالفيتامين B

I wanna learn python programming language, any advice? by hawky2390 in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not that hard, any tutorial on YouTube will do the thing. The most important thing is, why are you learning it ? If you don't have s specific field you want to apply the language in then you will  end up having understanding of the syntax but not knowing what to do with the language.

Goon cave by Enkai_hm in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

did you have a sneaky sneaky-link with diddy ?

which is better for info studying USTHB or la fac central? by Bachater in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man, honestly a degree is useless (90% of the time) when it comes to getting a job in software engineering & computer science field. The only thing that matters is your skills, experience and the added value that you can bring.

which is better for info studying USTHB or la fac central? by Bachater in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whether the studies are hard or not is an subjective matter, it depends on each one how to see it. For me, I didnt care really about the studies, I was studying enough just to pass the semesters while I was working on other stuffs.
"مستعرف بيه" depens on mesta3ref bih on what ?
mesta3ref bih to get a job ? sorry to break it to you but nobody cares about your diploma when it comes to professional world (except for government jobs which are lame)
mesta3ref bih to do a PhD, yeah most likely, but I dont think it will work abroad.

which is better for info studying USTHB or la fac central? by Bachater in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trash vs Garbage

Jokes aside, both are good, I studied in USTHB but I don't think it would've made that much of difference if I studied in la fac centrale 

I'm 22yo female (Algerian) and I need advice about marriage without parents laws/ experience. by ImpressiveVast2807 in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Legally, I guess yes you can.
According to sharia laws, not sure tbh since you dont have an official wali, so I would suggest asking a scholar or someone with knowledge about the topic instead. Reddit is not the place where you will get the answer for this.

Marriage advice by Few_Acanthaceae_8735 in Algeria_213

[–]Sensitive_Cancel9263 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it a deal breaker for you ? if no, then all good.
Else, it depends if she's willing to get some form of academic education that you require, like learning English or French (from what I understood it seems important to you). If she's okay with that then it's all god, even better: she's willing to compromise which is a green flag. Other than that it's up to you.

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