Do you have a preferred Password Manager for teams? Looking for a solution which allows role-based sharing of certain passwords (i.e: Only User A and User B can access credentials for Website X).Ideally looking for a solution that has the smallest possible amount of friction.What do you use, and are there any password managers that you would specifically avoid?
I've been following him since YT Instant. Always seems to be involved in some really exciting projects.
That said, it is an odd message to send out, and I had my concerns when I first received a similar email. Maybe it's something they should look into altering.
Thank you for this insight. My GitHub has been largely left untouched as I haven't published many of my projects, I'll prioritise this. I like your recommendation on blogging too, definitely seems a good way to provide a log of what I'm getting up to.
I'm fortunate enough to have had a side-project turn into a successful business, however it's largely automated now and requires very little input, hence looking for a "proper job" upon graduating.
That said, it's been entirely working by myself, so I lack the experience of working within a larger company. Based upon some other comments here, it sounds as though I'll have a real tough time getting into remote work without some proven experience under my belt.
Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it :)
Hey HN,Long-time lurker here. I'm going to be graduating my Computer Science BSc in Summer 2017, and like the idea of getting involved in remote work.There are several companies which actively hire remote workers, however are they less likely to take on new graduates who don't have prior experience in a larger workplace environment?Also, for those who are working remotely, do you know if...