just like the subject any nigerian ever gotten a coding job from there?

I have been trying but no luck.

Glassdoor and Indeed no luck yet.

What is your stack?

Coder2Client:
I have been trying but no luck.

Glassdoor and Indeed no luck yet.

You guys should learn contemporary technologies like machine learning, AI, Devops, blockchain, etc. Not how to center a div and other front end crap that can be done better with generative AI.

Devopsguy:
What is your stack?

Java Springboot

Devopsguy:
You guys should learn contemporary technologies like machine learning, AI, Devops, blockchain, etc. Not how to center a div and other front end crap that can be done better with generative AI.

What's the requirements for blockchain or machine learning?

arejibadz:
just like the subject any nigerian ever gotten a coding job from there?

Sorry I didn't read your question properly , not for coding

Devopsguy:
You guys should learn contemporary technologies like machine learning, AI, Devops, blockchain, etc. Not how to center a div and other front end crap that can be done better with generative AI.

Devopsguy... when you guys demonise the very basic the process, I bow.
Learning how to center a div prepares you for setting up a pipeline.
The process still remains the process.

Coder2Client:


Java Springboot

Hello, Coder2Client, since your search have you landed any interview?

If you're good with DSA, try Turing or Crossover

preciouswoman66:


Hello, Coder2Client, since your search have you landed any interview?

I have not been consistent in my search, though. In a month I can Push a button once or twice. But when I am ready to leave my current job I will push harder.

Do you have any opening for my stack?

DyingFetus:
If you're good with DSA, try Turing or Crossover

Is Turing legit? I have never read any good thing about them. I passed Java test on their website but I didn't attempt the Angular test cos of review I read about them.

Coder2Client:


I have not been consistent in my search, though. In a month I can Push a button once or twice. But when I am ready to leave my current job I will push harder.

Do you have any opening for my stack?

Okay.. No oo . I'm not a recuriter

I was asking cause I will soon start my job search, just focusing on open source contributions for now and freelancing

preciouswoman66:


Okay.. No oo . I'm not a recuriter

I was asking cause I will soon start my job search, just focusing on open source contributions for now and freelancing

That's good.

Coder2Client:


Is Turing legit? I have never read any good thing about them. I passed Java test on their website but I didn't attempt the Angular test cos of review I read about them.

There's no jobs on Turing. Crossover is legit

tensazangetsu20:


There's no jobs on Turing. Crossover is legit

I will give a try. I know that the job there will be competitive.

Coder2Client:


I have not been consistent in my search, though. In a month I can Push a button once or twice. But when I am ready to leave my current job I will push harder.

Do you have any opening for my stack?

Just curious, are you using your stack in your current job?

InteliJ:

Just curious, are you using your stack in your current job?

Yep.

If you want to build a complete app I am available. If you have existing Springboot project you want add features to, I am available.

Coder2Client:


Yep.

If you want to build a complete app I am available. If you have existing Springboot project you want add features to, I am available.

Thanks for your response chief, sorry I don't have a job for you. I'm still learning and needed motivation

I'm sorry, if I gave you the wrong impression

preciouswoman66:


Okay.. No oo . I'm not a recuriter

I was asking cause I will soon start my job search, just focusing on open source contributions for now and freelancing

I’m a product designer and I just opened an Upwork account yesterday.. I think it will be a great idea if we connect and share ideas since we’re both delving into freelancing.

arejibadz:
just like the subject any nigerian ever gotten a coding job from there?

If you want a job with your coding skills alone it will be very hard, I advice you to add cyber security skills and go to any underground forum or the Tor network to get amazing job offers, but you may be likely working for a cyber crime group take note. If you want to work for a legitimate company check GuardSquare the makers of ProGuard they have job openings. https://www.guardsquare.com/careers

alexnurreo:
I’m a product designer and I just opened an Upwork account yesterday.. I think it will be a great idea if we connect and share ideas since we’re both delving into freelancing.

Hi, I believe qtguru is one of the person you need in your journey into freelancing with Upwork

DyingFetus:
If you're good with DSA, try Turing or Crossover

Crossover.com is mad o. I worked with them briefly. The job itself wasn't very tasking. But the monitoring is beyond belief. I already had a main job and wanted to use them to gather money for a business I wanted to start up. I couldn't cope. While my main job paid by the hour just for being available, Crossover paid only when you had a task available. So you could be available for 2 hours without any available task and you don't get paid. Dem no tell me before I run! But it was good awoof money when the task pipeline was full. The market is lean now and Crossover don't have as much jobs as they used to have

Coder2Client:


Java Springboot

I wish you luck but you have to be grounded with the basics of data structures and algorithms. Also you have to have good knowledge of system designs, not to forget good portfolio projects that are hosted, good number of repositories on github/gitlab and so on because you are competing with a lot of good guys.

landiqa:


What's the requirements for blockchain or machine learning?

for blockchain
1 basic programming skills on python/javascript (choose any)
2 Good knowledge of database like mysql/posgres/ oracle (choose any )
3 Good knowledge of solidity

[b][/b]for machine learning
1 python (including libraries like numpy, scipy, pandas )
2 mathematics (including linear algebra, probability and statistics, calculus )
3 database (relational database)
4 R programming language (optional)

niel63:


Devopsguy... when you guys demonise the very basic the process, I bow.
Learning how to center a div prepares you for setting up a pipeline.
The process still remains the process.

I understand but my point is that you need to upgrade before looking for a job with such sites because we have many disruptive technologies now. People need to cool down and prepare before looking for a job because companies are looking for ways to cut costs.

Devopsguy:

for blockchain
1 basic programming skills on python/javascript (choose any)
2 Good knowledge of database like mysql/posgres/ oracle (choose any )
3 Good knowledge of solidity

[b][/b]for machine learning
1 python (including libraries like numpy, scipy, pandas )
2 mathematics (including linear algebra, probability and statistics, calculus )
3 database (relational database)
4 R programming language (optional)

Thanks for the response

airsaylongcome:


Crossover.com is mad o. I worked with them briefly. The job itself wasn't very tasking. But the monitoring is beyond belief. I already had a main job and wanted to use them to gather money for a business I wanted to start up. I couldn't cope. While my main job paid by the hour just for being available, Crossover paid only when you had a task available. So you could be available for 2 hours without any available task and you don't get paid. Dem no tell me before I run! But it was good awoof money when the task pipeline was full. The market is lean now and Crossover don't have as much jobs as they used to have

Which job did you get at crossover??