link98

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   by link98 2y ago

   Yes, I'm in China. I'm glad I can share this with you. Overall, living conditions are definitely a bit worse than in previous years. The main signs are that people's incomes have dropped, job opportunities have become fewer,
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   by link98 2y ago

   Very bad. In my country, even though I have an excellent master degree, 2 years of work experience in decent sized companies, I'm having a hard time finding a new ideal job as a backend engineer. I want to change my job because this jo
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   by link98 2y ago

   I am looking for a job as a back-end development engineer who I want to be work-life balanced. Location: Shanghai,China Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: (Has worked for 2 years) - Go, Mysql, StarRocks, Redis, Kafka, MQ, El
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   by link98 2y ago

   It makes perfect sense. But my question is that when we switch to a new job, we always learn something new. But most of the jobs are repetitive labor (for programmers too). I mean they are all not very challenging. How do I go about determi
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   What is the most important factor when you change jobs?

   1 points by link98 2y ago|3 comments
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   by link98 2y ago

   I'm a software engineer from China, my annual salary is only 5w USD (which is not a very low salary for software engineers in China), but I need to work more than 12h per day (so tired). This post is very useful for me, thanks a lot. I