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I'd love to, but unfortunately I have to work tomorrow.
So I have to say no.
I'd love to, but unfortunately I have to work tomorrow.
So I have to say no.
stop!
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Take your time and try to accept the phrase - a very simple thought:
The best - the most powerful language is the one you know!
In that case, the best language is Russian, and in programming C/C++/C#/Matlab/Mql4/Mql5 )))
And 20 years ago I would have named a dozen more, but they have been successfully forgotten )) When I was young I used to study them. Now I can't))
In this case, the best language is Russian, and C/C++/C#/Matlab/Mql4/Mql5 ))).
And 20 years ago I would have named a dozen more, but they have been successfully forgotten )) When I was young, I wanted to study different ones. Now I can't.)
Tell me better why freelancing? For example, very few office singers in the same Belarus earn less than $ 3000. Freelancing requires a lot of sweat and nerves with small customers in order to get half of this amount. And the work on big monetary projects at a remote location is very difficult to get as it will be given to a friendly office team.
Maybe you have been underestimated?
Andrey F. Zelinsky has the same question. Very competent high-end programmer - and freelance.
Maybe you are a loner by type and find it hard to get along in a team?
You'd better tell me why freelancing? For example, very few office sinners in the same Belarus make less than $3,000. And freelancing requires a lot of sweat and nerves with small customers to get half of this amount. And the work on big monetary projects at a remote location is very difficult to get as it will be given to a friendly, run down office team.
Maybe you have been underestimated?
Andrey F. Zelinsky has the same question. Very competent high-end programmer - and freelance.
Maybe the type of loner and find it difficult to get along in a team?
So what do friendly, close-knit office staffs write? Mostly all sorts of server-side web applications and web services (e-shop, website, something for a large enterprise, bank, etc.).
There's no higher maths there. As I understand it, the first place to go is
- team development
- Knowledge of frameworks and libraries (for Java, for example, Spring is used, and it is big...)
- knowledge of industrial programming patterns
- knowledge of networking protocols, etc.
In general, you will need your own new skills there. For this you have to learn again....
Andrey F. Zelinsky has the same question. A very competent, highly skilled programmer, and a freelancer.
Maybe he is a loner by his type and it is difficult to get along in a group?
You'd better tell me why freelancing? For example, very few office sinners in the same Belarus make less than $3,000. And freelancing requires a lot of sweat and nerves with small customers to get half of this amount. And the work on big monetary projects at a remote location is very difficult to get as it will be given to a friendly, run down office team.
Maybe you have been underestimated?
Andrey F. Zelinsky has the same question. Very competent high-end programmer - and freelance.
May be a loner by his type and it is difficult to get along in a team?
Are there really such salaries in Belarus these days? I don't believe it, they always lagged behind Russia, at least when I went there about 5 years ago.
And I completely agree with freelancing. You can sit in an office as a programmer and get more for 5 times less time-consuming work than you would get from freelancing. On the other hand, freelancing is freedom.
ZS: I take by freelancing a general concept, not only on this site. It's self-trading, development for sale, and working with clients who will never come here.
For example, very few office workers in Belarus earn less than $3,000.