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As the father of a three year old and an English BA holder in his second year professionally programming, I can relate. As someone who inputs on hiring, I woul
by mlangdon 12y ago
As the father of a three year old and an English BA holder in his second year professionally programming, I can relate.
As someone who inputs on hiring, I would recommend that you become a serial project completer rather than just a starter. I don't get the impression of follow through, which is unfortunately what the unfinished degree also communicates. The only way to combat this is to choose smaller chunks (don't start with solving energy) and see them through to decisive conclusion.
What is something you can build in six months that does not require government funding and also teaches you something for that bigger project?
- wmt 12y agoIt's very typical for people in demanding positions to learn that even really good ideas are quite common and not even that valuable. Good execution of good ideas is however extremely rare and is also extremely valuable. The above recommendation is really really good. Anyone can start ambitious projects but only a rare few actually can finish them.