Hello everyone, I'm a uni student from Egypt, a country where society is toxic, backwards, and corrupt. Living conditions are terrible. My mental state has been at an all-time low ever since I returned here.I really need a lifeline. My goal is to live in any country where I can get by in English (eyeing Canada, NZ, AUS, and UK atm).I'm currently a senior enrolled in an [IT-related uni...
I want to eventually get into backend development or devops. which uni course would be more useful?1. Programming in Java:https://i.imgur.com/oVndu3y.png2. Concepts of Programming Languages:https://i.imgur.com/2lizYIp.pngI’m in my final semester of university, and these are the only options I have left to choose from
In other words...what's in demand?From what i've read so far, devops or backend development seem to be the jobs i should focus on. but i'm not sureFYI, i'm a CS undergrad from Egypt. i wanna be able to work remotely and i'm down to learn anything to speed up that process.
Im currently learning frontend but i stopped because i felt like, employability-wise, backend skills are a better option due to the easier transition into devops/cloud. but then people suggested fullstack is just as good (front+back) for remote employability. so i am not sure if i shoould continue learning frontend or if i should jump to python in the backend? keep in mind, i am from a...
besides having years of experience, which of these skillsets would most likely get me a remote job if i live in a developing country and was looking for a foreign employer ?
or is there something more in demand than those two?and please don't tell me both..i realisticallly have time to only learn one at the moment
I have an interest in both. But what interests me more is finding an EU employer willing to sponsor me (the sooner the better). Which job do you think is more common for sponsorship? Which job is more future-proof (next 10 years)?
What are some jobs that involve minimal coding (or none) and will visa-sponsor you if you have 2-3 years of experience in said job?All I can think of is Project Manager. Anything else?
im a college student with an interest in web development.i am wondering if the field is saturated and if i should focus on one side primarily (or learn it first) and then learn the other later
* python * django * postgresql * aws * docker * bash * apache * linuxi plan on getting into either data engineering or devops later in my career. for the moment, im just a college student.what things should i add/remove from this list?
