Just looking for opinions on these, I like that TOP and FSO have lots of projects so you end up with a portfolio etc, but they seem more difficult than FCC and have also heard that TOP is very boring/ a lot of reading. However FCC and TOP seem to have more support with the discord servers etc
e.g finance adjacent jobs/ careers?
Have seen a lot of houses going down in value after a data centre has been built near them, or complaining about the noise pollution etc.
Anyone able to share their experience, how loud are they, what impact they have had and how far away do you have to be to reduce the impact?
What are the most worthwhile TAFE courses?
Compared to much colder places like Canada or Sweden etc. it seems almost impossible to keep homes / apartments here warm in winter or cool in the summer, relying on heating and air conditioning which doesn't seem very efficient/ green.
Wouldn't it be better long term thinking to have better standards and insulation?
Also less tacky than a bulky AC unit you have run constantly/ replace and repair
How did it work out?
Haven't really gamed much for a long time and having trouble enjoying anything I try, seems like games aren't really fun anymore?
They are either too intense e.g require lengthy tutorials etc before actually being able to play, multiplayer that are full of professionals, so I end up feeling more stressed after playing.
Or the games are too slow paced, wondering around aimlessly collecting items or looking for things and end up getting bored.
Seems like games stopped being fun, anyone else feel this way?
What are is the job market like and typical roles one would end up in?
Seems a broad industry as there is investment banking/ analysts then also more basic areas like payroll etc?
Does the uni make a big difference?
What is the job market like and typical roles available?
Seems a broad industry as there is investment banking/ analysts then also more basic areas like payroll etc?
Does the uni make a big difference
What was your degree and was it worthwhile in your job/ career path, how much did it help and would you recommend it/ do it again?
Those that WFH, what job do you do? Is it full time remote or hybrid, is it common in your job/ role?
Seems so many courses out there e.g freecodecamp, TOP, helsinki MOOC etc. But people say these are just introduction courses/ the start of your learning process.
Are there any defined pathways that actually lead to the end goal of getting employed other than an IT/ CS degree? Or is that the only real option, especially in the current market?
What do people generally do after TOP?
Seems so many courses out there e.g freecodecamp, TOP, helsinki MOOC etc. But people say these are just introduction courses/ the start of your learning process.
Are there any defined pathways that actually lead to the end goal of getting employed other than an IT/ CS degree? Or is that the only real option, especially in the current market?
Seems so many courses out there e.g freecodecamp, TOP, helsinki MOOC etc. But people say these are just introduction courses/ the start of your learning process.
Are there any defined pathways that actually lead to the end goal of getting employed other than an IT/ CS degree? Or is that the only real option, especially in the current market?
Just wondering what would be best to focus on?
Just wondering what would be the better pathway/ more useful to learn if wanting to become a data analyst?
To learn programming
Just looking for some recommendations on the best derma roller/ stamp to try?
What are some of the best things you have made using python?