u/AdvancedIdeal1468

I’m a sophomore Information Systems student AAU and I recently got my first laptop, so I finally have the chance to begin programming properly.

I can commit around 30 hours per week consistently for the next few years. My long-term goal is to land a remote software engineering job. Since local opportunities and salaries here are very limited).

So I’d really like to know from engineers who live in Ethiopia:

• What path has the best balance of long-term demand, remote opportunities, and career growth?
• Is it better to go broad first (full-stack/backend) and specialize later, or commit early to a specific direction?
• What would your realistic step-by-step roadmap look like from absolute beginner → employable developer?
• What are the free resources that actually made a difference in your career (not just popular ones)?
• If you’re working remotely, what do you wish you knew when you started?

For context, I’m willing to put in serious work, and I was good at math in high school (not sure how relevant that is).

I’m not looking for “easy” answers path, I’m trying to avoid wasting years going in the wrong direction.

Any honest, real-world advice would be hugely appreciated.

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