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architect lion
I found his resume by accident. He has a lot of skills listed on his resume, like Big Data, Hadoop, AWS, Java, Spark, AI, Tomcat, NoSQL, and PL SQL. But having a lot of skills doesn't mean he knows everything, so he should be reminded of that.
I'm not sure what the person above is talking about, but it seems like they are asking if there are any other software developers out there who can take an example and follow. They also mentioned that there are 21 courses on Udemy. I'm suggesting that if you want to be a software developer, you should learn English and not give money to people who don't speak it. Are there really only 21 courses on Udemy? That's too bad.
When I looked at this person's LinkedIn profile, I was impressed, but noticed that there was no company listed on their resume. I'm guessing this was because it was too short. I decided to unfollow this person on LinkedIn and it made me feel better. It seems like they spend a lot of time on LinkedIn, learning new technologies and turning them into products to share. This person is a software developer.
When I was a student, I used to look up to a certain person and think they were amazing. Later on, their posts seemed really shallow and they were always bragging about themselves and offering jobs. It's okay to be a great programmer, but it's better to let other people recognize your accomplishments.
A free software developer is someone who creates software that can be used for free. However, their advice and information may not be reliable, so it's best to not take their advice.
Do not buy the books that this person wrote or copied. A lot of the book is just screenshots and it tells you to press buttons on the screen. Don't waste your money on these books when you can find the same information online.
A friend of mine has a LinkedIn profile where he describes himself as a prophet, a saint, or a philosopher. He talks about working for a company, but I'm not sure if it's called Acme Software.
Hasan Cihat is a user of LinkedIn. He only posts nonsense and can't reveal anything useful. He posts screenshots of himself working, liking, and swallowing. He follows the rules of LinkedIn, even though it can be like a circus. He enjoys making up stories.
architect lion
architect lion
I found his resume by accident. He has a lot of skills listed on his resume, like Big Data, Hadoop, AWS, Java, Spark, AI, Tomcat, NoSQL, and PL SQL. But having a lot of skills doesn't mean he knows everything, so he should be reminded of that.
architect lion
I'm not sure what the person above is talking about, but it seems like they are asking if there are any other software developers out there who can take an example and follow. They also mentioned that there are 21 courses on Udemy. I'm suggesting that if you want to be a software developer, you should learn English and not give money to people who don't speak it. Are there really only 21 courses on Udemy? That's too bad.
architect lion
When I looked at this person's LinkedIn profile, I was impressed, but noticed that there was no company listed on their resume. I'm guessing this was because it was too short. I decided to unfollow this person on LinkedIn and it made me feel better. It seems like they spend a lot of time on LinkedIn, learning new technologies and turning them into products to share. This person is a software developer.
architect lion
When I was a student, I used to look up to a certain person and think they were amazing. Later on, their posts seemed really shallow and they were always bragging about themselves and offering jobs. It's okay to be a great programmer, but it's better to let other people recognize your accomplishments.
architect lion
A free software developer is someone who creates software that can be used for free. However, their advice and information may not be reliable, so it's best to not take their advice.
architect lion
Do not buy the books that this person wrote or copied. A lot of the book is just screenshots and it tells you to press buttons on the screen. Don't waste your money on these books when you can find the same information online.
architect lion
A friend of mine has a LinkedIn profile where he describes himself as a prophet, a saint, or a philosopher. He talks about working for a company, but I'm not sure if it's called Acme Software.
architect lion
Hasan Cihat is a user of LinkedIn. He only posts nonsense and can't reveal anything useful. He posts screenshots of himself working, liking, and swallowing. He follows the rules of LinkedIn, even though it can be like a circus. He enjoys making up stories.