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So let's put the assumption to test then - did your blog increase the offers that were given to you? Do you still get offers for jobs?
by romanovcode 2y ago
So let's put the assumption to test then - did your blog increase the offers that were given to you? Do you still get offers for jobs?
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoMaybe. I don't know (or really care). There was a link to a post, here, some time ago, that was about why we should write, and it was mostly for self-benefit. That's why I do it. I'm retired, and spend time learning and honing my skills. I write code for free, for folks that can't afford folks like me. I like to do a good job at it, and I like learning new stuff. I've found that writing [tutorials, especially] is a great way for me to learn.
- mnky9800n 2y agoYes. I started writing a newsletter about ai/ml and data science focused on geoscience far the people in my research center. I found that I have all sorts of things I want to discuss and think about and writing a newsletter is a way to get it out of my head and into a format I can interact with and I’m not even sure anyone has ever read my newsletter. I just figured just in case someone is interested in what I’m thinking about that maybe it’s better to share ideas than write them in a journal.