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There are some concrete examples here, but it really feels like most of the opportunities are around software as that's still the lowest-barrier, training-time-
by vsareto 4y ago
There are some concrete examples here, but it really feels like most of the opportunities are around software as that's still the lowest-barrier, training-time-efficient, highest paying job you can learn remotely. That's by far the easiest way to reach their 1:100 investment/income ratio.
https://gitlabfoundation.notion.site/Activities-47c282c91b54447e871bc1345e47e7f3 https://gitlabfoundation.notion.site/Activities-47c282c91b54...
https://gitlabfoundation.notion.site/Intervention-Points-50f2cf7816b64074860763feaf21e2cf https://gitlabfoundation.notion.site/Intervention-Points-50f...
- adamredwoods 4y agoHypothetically, if every one does the same career, then all salaries will decrease in that career. Supply / demand. We need a healthy, heterogeneous career market. Driving everyone to become programmers isn't it.