dmrg

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by dmrg 2y ago
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Android, AOSP, Embedded Linux, firmware, C, C++, Java, Kotlin, Bash, Python, Cryptography, BLE, Networking, OpenGL, IoT Résumé/CV: https://www.l
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by dmrg 5y ago
In Search of Stupidity: Over Twenty Years of High Tech Marketing Disasters by Merrill R. Chapman. I came across this book upon one of the discussions here on HN and it provided me with historical insights about driving forces in our industr
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by dmrg 5y ago
Having worked more than 15 years in the industry and having completed several OB courses during my MBA, I cannot point to a better resource than this book that helps understand what actually drives organizations and how they function.
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by dmrg 6y ago
Consider starting in a QA role and gradually building your skillset toward possible transition into development, if that is what you will still want: * while having low entrance barrier, manual QA role will allow you to get exposed to an in
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by dmrg 7y ago
I've been working remotely as a contractor (low-level mobile and platform embedded development) for over two years now. I find that engaging in sports activities regularly in a group setting helps with mental well-being. Diversifying w
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by dmrg 8y ago
I have been working a Software Developer / Independent Contractor in Toronto for the last five years doing mobile-related projects. I had gigs with a bank, a telecom company, a VC-funded startup and a couple of development studios. Her
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by dmrg 12y ago
Continue doing your best at your work at your current job as you will need your employer for future references. At the same time, do your research as to what you want to do as well as what is on the market out there. Once you have identif