bitlather1

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by bitlather1 13y ago
You can get some feedback on authonomy as well. It's free.
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by bitlather1 13y ago
I never interacted much with others in CS courses until my last year. I took Japanese, though... you are forced to talk to others in language courses, and have plenty of opportunities for fun (mistranslations, lots of confusion, etc). Figur
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by bitlather1 13y ago
Nicest rejection I've had to date
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by bitlather1 13y ago
I like Balsamiq because it's easy to work with and the jagged edges boldly state "I am a prototype, not the final product"
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by bitlather1 13y ago
I recommend doing a BA - I did a BS and wasted a lot of time in engineering courses. I enjoyed taking Japanese.
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by bitlather1 13y ago
Try google translate. Input a word or phrase that describes your product and translate to Portuguese, Latin, etc. Just make sure google translate is accurate before you buy the .com :-) The biggest problem I always had was finding a domain
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by bitlather1 13y ago
Have you considered study abroad? In a friendly country, people will initiate conversation with you just because you're from a foreign culture.
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by bitlather1 13y ago
glassdoor.com is a good place to find salaries for established companies and positions in your field. Every company will think "good salary" is different so you just have to figure that out while interviewing.
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by bitlather1 13y ago
I can focus for more than 12 hours at a time... if I love what I'm working on. When I find myself distracted, I use the pomodoro technique. I set a kitchen timer for 30 minutes and leave it in another room. In those thirty minutes, I am not