curiosweti

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by curiosweti 6y ago
Thank you so much for the comment (I chuckled quite a bit). The biggest worry I have right now is after a while I might just start getting bored or frustrated. I love learning new things and building too. Lets see, how it all turns out.. HN
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by curiosweti 6y ago
The Growth Mindset. It just conveys a simple theory and if you keep it in the back of your mind, you won't be easily defeated when learning anything new.
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by curiosweti 6y ago
They have told me that my title will be "Implementation Consultant" but im expected to do sales, integration, support etc. Thats also mostly because they dont have a team in my country as such. I have only one other co-worker who
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by curiosweti 6y ago
Thank you, since i'll be one of two consultants in my country for the said startup, I will need to take up a wide-ranging role. I have a huge learning curve ahead of me and want to prepare beforehand, so I don't get too overwhelme
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by curiosweti 6y ago
Yes, thank you for giving a heads up over the security issue especially for a startup working on data privacy
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by curiosweti 6y ago
That makes sense, I will surely follow up with a summary of the discussions. Also, do the dev teams listen to the feedback that you provide to them regarding the features that would be helpful / useful according to the client's su
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by curiosweti 6y ago
I know the job requirements. I was asked to interview with them, thanks to my technical background and presentation skills, I was offered the role. I'm just asking to make sure I'm prepared. There's always something to learn
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by curiosweti 6y ago
Yes, it is indeed a huge shift for me. I do prefer still working on Computer Vision / ML / AI projects but my current job is not offering much in terms of growth or learning. Since I dont have that much experience in the domain of
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Ask HN: How do I prepare for a job as an Implementation Consultant?
41 points by curiosweti 6y ago|31 comments