edimaudo

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by edimaudo 11y ago
Got to love healthy competition.
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Technology can enhance education but it cannot fix it. Education is a personal journey and it is different for most people. If you ask most people who do well and are well educated, they have common traits like high level of curiosity, ve
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by edimaudo 11y ago
What is the problem you are trying to solve?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
It depends on who wrote the article. ABAP is a niche programming language as a lot of companies these days rarely buy SAP products.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
I concur with dangrossman, you need to think through your process & systems.
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Can he concatenate a string?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
You should balance both but coding is not all about writing code, you will have to work with people and requirements, being able to interact with people and also be fun is a trait you need in today's economy.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
meh.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
How is it embarassing?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
I work as an analyst, and the biggest problem is a lot of people on the business side are bad at thinking through requirements for an application or process.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
This article is quite misleading.
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by edimaudo 11y ago
What is your definition of learning to code?
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Location:Canada Remote: Yes Willing to reolocate: Yes Technologies: HTML,CSS, Javascript, python, VBA, SQl Server, SSRS, little of vbscript, COBOL, R and SAS Resume: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/esudo http://co
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by edimaudo 11y ago
Just my two cents, look into working remotely as this could reduce your commute time. Another thing you could do is listen to podcasts.
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Pretty simple, you should have the ability to learn and reinvent yourself.
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A good questions might be to ask them how they break down difficult problems as well as how they think of solutions.