- Learning Python made it easier for me to learn Javascript. - Learning Django is now making it easier for me to learn Node.js. Don't be afraid of learning new things. Your previous experience will definitely help you!

For me, Hans Zimmer playlist seem the best to hear when coding. It reduces the stress and any distractions and makes me calm. I turn it off during very serious coding though for more focus. Do you listen to music when coding and What works the best for you?

I am creating a Scraping tool for my own Marketing. purposes. I will probably build this in public. From the flow to taking any suggestions, I will see if I can keep it all public. I will use this tool to increase my affiliate income.

If you want things early, you will get it on time. If you want it on time, you will get it late. If you plan it for later, you may never get it!

From where did you get your first job or client? reply below ⬇️ I will go first: Upwork

If you got a remote job, let others know how you got one down in the replies ⬇️ I will go first: Freelancing

One of the biggest fears of all the startup: Google SEO update! 😂

Let me tell you a secret: The Job boards that say we give you hidden jobs are actually lying to you! They all have the same scraping provider underneath. Hidden jobs is a just a marketing gimmic to make you pay as a user.

Automated AI articles by some of the tools are causing havoc for so many sites, especially job boards. You can use AI for generating articles, but if it's a complete slop - then google's gonna find you and make you pay for it. Use AI, but the articles should be useful.

I came across a tool where you can create a new job board with some clicks of a button. You think if the architecture of all these job boards are same, google's gonna rank you? (Not gonna name the tool as I don't want to promote them)

I see many HR's are against Auto apply job tools. Well, if you make job seekers go through 5 different pages filling same forms, new login on every application and still do not care to look at the applicants or get back to them, they are definitely gonna find an easier way out!

Let me give you a secret: New Job board companies still make money!! (Even though there are tones of them already there)

What's needed to reach $100k+ in Remote Job: First, Gaining a huge expertise in a specific sub field and building as complex projects as possible in that field. Second, Finding Opportunites and people looking for those skills. Showcase them these projects. Third, Consistency and Reiteration over finding opportunities. That's it. Doesn't need to be too complex as portrayed!

Not really true. Have seen so many people with large following launch a product but it did not go anywhere. Probably a sell here or there. I think @marclou shared about this some time ago too and have seen @FlorinPop17 speak about it frequently.

3 Months Roadmap to land a Remote job: 1st Month, Choose a Specific field, explore different subfields in it and get an expertise over specific subfield that interests you most and has demand in the market. 2nd Month, Learning everything about how to apply for Remote job, for eg: Remote Job Board, Cold Emails to hiring managers, or Freelancing. 3rd Month, Consistent action and Reiteration between improving your skills and finding opportunities.