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dsk139
10y ago
Yes, good recruiters exist just got to ask around for referrals. I'm a software engineer that is currently bootstrapping my technical recruiting business. Companies say they like working with me because: 1) my candidates are experience
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11y ago
Does your company have more product engineer roles that you can shift to?
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11y ago
As a fellow remote employee with good managers it definitely is tougher for me to risk it and make the jump.
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11y ago
As a former teacher with no CS degree and now on my 3rd developer job that I really enjoy I +1 this sentiment. I have some other tips if you need some, e-mail me I'd be happy to help. david at moja dot io
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11y ago
It's hard to give up flexibility. I'm single so I don't even need flexibility per say but I'm in a 100% remote situation and it's hard to leave for higher compensation. would you be interested at all in a service th
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11y ago
Thanks for sharing it seems like a sentiment shared by a a lot of people
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Ask HN: Why are you still at your current job?
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Uber Is Trying to Raise at Least $1B with a Valuation of Over $17B
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12y ago
Repost & Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8279626
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12y ago
I think this problem does exist for graduates of bootcamps, but more for any graduates of universities. We've been working with companies to provide technical mentorship and we've found that generally those who went through some o
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12y ago
Interesting that Balaji Srinivasan talked about this concept of Silicon Valley as the enemy at startup school last year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOubCHLXT6A
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13y ago
I think there is definite misinformation in this thread. You can definitely do it assuming you have a lot of grit and passion. It took me roughly 2 months of intense work to go from being a middle school teacher to getting my first software
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13y ago
Contact info in profile Help me out: Need to find educators (who happen to know how to code) - My co-founder and I run a 1-to-1 mentorship program turning people into software developers (heavy emphasis on JS + frameworks) need help finding
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13y ago
Last year this time I was a middle school science teacher with little to no technical background. Now I'm a JavaScript software engineer and I teach others how to become software engineers in my free time. Some common trends I notice a
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13y ago
Day 1. We do 1-to-1 mentorship for web development helping our clients go from 0 to fully functioning Backbone/Angular/Rails/Node apps- designed for people who have time to learn on nights and weekends. Hosted free workshops
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13y ago
There's a couple of libraries that help you implement this. http://ricostacruz.com/nprogress/ is one.
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13y ago
Shameless plug. We are trying to solve this. We started off by doing 1-to-1 web development tutoring bringing clients from 0 to backbone apps & beyond. Recently, we got connected with two top CS students from "mid-tier" school
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13y ago
Why go for four years? I loved my college experience and I found that network I built was awesome. If I were to do it again though I would probably go to CC for two years then transfer to the college of my choice to offset the cost. I would
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13y ago
This is making the assumption that a sample size of 30 kids in one school year doesn't have anomalies that will skew the average and that the testing for reading levels such as the DRAs are foolproof?
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13y ago
Relevant article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7030778 I think the author is spot on. I think the idea of firing all teachers to get the results you want undermines the profession as a whole and I really appreciate
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Dropbox Closes $250M round, $10B Valuation
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13y ago
Hipchat needs to do this.
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13y ago
There's an app for this. Dollarbird - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dollarbird-personal-finance/... it does exactly that for me. It does not tie to my bank account though it's all manual input (bu
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13y ago
I really enjoyed the startup engineering course pretty beginner- gets into node. https://www.coursera.org/course/startup
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13y ago
Data? You mean small focused charter schools that are opt-in so inherently all the students at least have an advocate to fight for them are doing better than the regular classroom where there are students with and without advocates? There i
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13y ago
As a former middle school science teacher in a low income school I believe the author has this wrong. The education system has so many complex issues that throwing more money at it or "adjusting a teacher-tenure framework" is not
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What the Front Page of Hacker News Told Us
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How Square Gets “Cash” to Go Viral in 1 Month
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Show HN: Become a developer, don't quit your job
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13y ago
I agree it was probably redundant; however, I was the first person other than OP to upvote the post and comment on it. I thought it was a good read, didn't want it to get buried, so upvoted and left a brief comment. Will refrain from d
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