Sounds easy enough except..... I have a problem with being even remotely close to an ass kisser and frankly I don't like conversing with white folks at the job :ld:...It's always awkward and for whatever reason said:
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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ryda518
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Better to master one language or to be good at a bunch of them?
Better to master one language or to be good at a bunch of them?
For a beginner, would any of ya'll recommend me buying this? http://www.groupon.com/deals/it-university-online-20-los-angeles
Anyone heard of it? Is it legit?
Anyone heard of it? Is it legit?
save yourself the money and google professor messer on youtube
Better to learn the underlying concepts of programming from each language. I've heard you can never master any particular language until you know a bunch of them, because other languages will give you other ways of looking at your original language. I feel it's probably best to have a 'bread and butter' language, which is the one you are very knowledgeable about, but you need to learn multiple languages. You don't want to be pigeon holed into one language, and then the work dries up for that language and you end up stuck. Great thing is that once you pick up one language, others are a lot easier to learn.
How do I go about following up on job applications with big companies?Or do I? Help a n00b out
what do you mean by following up?
Checking on the status of my application.
In this day & age they call you. Just keep applying away.
best way to learn a language IMO
This shyt looks hard as fukk. I wouldn't know where to start 
This shyt looks hard as fukk. I wouldn't know where to start
Just over 4 years ago I didn't even know what computer programming was
I might stay in my lane and start looking at this PMP (project management) certification.
You can do it bro
I might stay in my lane and start looking at this PMP (project management) certification.
I used to go
at the simplest shyt in Java, but now it's basically my bytch. I'm getting into concurrency/threading now which is some next shyt but it's a must for modern-day apps.