silentcylon

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by silentcylon 10y ago
Sounds like you made the right decision. Also sounds like they didnt treat you like adults or People for that matter, just employees that are nothing more than employees.
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by silentcylon 10y ago
Personally I would love to travel and work remotely (building up towards that) and the flexibility and comfort for me means being able to accomplish other things in my life that I want to do while working. Like travel across the world and s
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by silentcylon 10y ago
I know for me that I broke off into my own side projects and contracting work that interested me. I found that being able to tackle a contract that I want or a side project that could possibly bring me some money in or teach me some new thi
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by silentcylon 10y ago
A boss who can push me technically and is always helping me advance my career was huge for me. I know that has been the case with many people I have talked to. If you are not helping your team or co-workers to better themselves than they ar
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by silentcylon 10y ago
What process to you use to improve it further? Do you test things out a lot. How do you know what you implement is working?
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by silentcylon 10y ago
Do you ever wish to work on something that hits more personally for you? Would that motivate you more than just the pay?
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by silentcylon 10y ago
I know for me that if I am not learning new tech or driving something that really motivates me forward every month than I become antsy and look for new things I can learn.
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by silentcylon 10y ago
I think one of the more motivating things I have seen is to understand that people are giving the majority of their time to the company throughout the day and the year. A company that can become a part of an employees life and not have its
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by silentcylon 10y ago
$5k may be a bit optimistic, I would calculate your costs now in your part of the world. I know that I burned more than that in my first year. I think if you start by lining up some jobs that can sustain you before you quit then you will bu
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by silentcylon 10y ago
No problem, I hope it helps and motivates you! Love to see developers take it upon themselves.
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by silentcylon 10y ago
This is very much the case. You will have to put in more work to start so you can expect flexibility in some spots but to ultimately be working more than you would in a 9-5 job
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by silentcylon 10y ago
Lately I have been finding that is the most common question I receive. To start I do a fair amount of networking from friends, past co-workers, CEOS I have worked for and so on. This part is continuous and you can reasonably expect to be do
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by silentcylon 10y ago
Hi I am 25 years old and quit my job about a year ago started doing freelance work and starting my own company. I too saw my job as temporary so I decided to take my work life (most of our lives if you think about it) into my own hands. I t
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by silentcylon 10y ago
A portfolio you can start by building whatever it is you would like to offer as a contracting service. Something that displays almost like a demo for what you could be hired to do while freelancing. More important than a portfolio though is
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The Agile Cubby(silentcylon.com)
1 points by silentcylon 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Does Business Put Agile in a Cubby?(silentcylon.com)
2 points by silentcylon 10y ago|0 comments