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GREATIGBOMAN:sorry the deal is now closed. I closed the thread |
ManAustin:check my signature for details. If you have any question leave it here or through the page |
GREATIGBOMAN:POC I'm not begging. But it's an offer. If you're interested you can indicate. As with any offer it's time bind. |
bet9ja:thanks. I have a registered business name and that's what I've been using for all my contracts and project. But I'm now in the process of registering a LTD company and getting all government licences to carry out it services for government entities. I still fill that's the best situation for me but I need to convince my bro who is insisting I should relocate |
UEDIBO:click the link in my signature for details. You can also contact me from there |
delugadou:noted |
shalom4eva:our training is online but more practical than physical training |
Maclink288:I'll quote this. |
Still available |
Still available |
parkervero:I do FullStack. But for Backend I'm good with Node.js and 80% Python/Django. Others are frameworks and associated techs which I'm good to go with. |
parkervero:ok. If you mean my contract, it's a local project and we agreed payment should be in Naira. By the way I worked with people from around the world there is no big deal in pounds or dollar. If I'm working with a foreign client as a freelancer, I looked at what's the worth of the project at international level and charge you the dollar or pounds equivalent. And if I'm working on a local Project, I looked at what's the worth of the project at international level and bill you the Naira equivalent. What's important is not the currency but the value of financial and other rewards you get back. |
delugadou:I started programming with an average laptop. It may be slow but you'll get there. After you raise money you can upgrade. Any laptop with 4gb RAM is good to go. But if you have money, go for the kill |
I burst into FullStack development in 2019. Although I have about 10 years experience as a Wordpress website designer. Since then I have honed my skills and can comfortably take a job as a FullStack developer or a more specialized role as a Frontend or Backend developer. The thing is my brother relocated to UK late last year with his family. Since then he has been trying to encourage me to relocate that my skills is in high demand. Besides, he tried to compare me with some of the guys working in the same field there that I have better skill than them. Now the main issue is that I'm not keen yet on relocating. Personally I felt that there are so much problems in all sectors of the economy and the society in Nigeria and Africa as a whole which opens a lot of opportunities for developers. Besides, Nigeria is also becoming a destination of investment opportunities for startups. My first target now is to tap into these opportunities. Recently, I signed a contract worth over N11million for the expansion of my first project. And I expect more of such expansion to still take place. By my calculation if one product could generate already about N17million from one client, there is no telling what will happen when I officially roll it out in the market. I'm also working on a couple of other software to address other business and societal need which will require my presence in Nigeria to make it work. If I succumb to the pressure from my brother, I could abandoned some of these projects especially the ones in the pipeline. I know if I set my mind on it I can easily get sponsored for relocation with my level of skills. But I'm not sure if that will be a great move at this point in time. I have never really like to be employed. I like to be my own boss and possibly employ others. Now I have two options, established a startup here in Nigeria and if time permits work remotely or relocate to work in a company for around £45000 - £75000 per annum. How will you approach this. |
If you have unsuccessfully search for job and are tired, I want to invite you to join our project driven FullStack Developer Certification Training. As a FullStack developer the opportunity is limiless for you. We are currently accepting 2nd batch candidates into the program. I shared details about this training in the thread linked below. If you have any inquiries post it below. Check it out at: https://www.nairaland.com/7153207/2nd-batch-project-driven-fullstack-developer |
Offer still on... |
Last offer N2500 @ 20GB MTN |
Last offer N2500 @ 20GB MTN |
Project 5 is ready. If you still want to join our 2nd batch you can check the signature and contact me as soon as possible |
vicgid:by the way this course you reference is not in the 2nd project. Try and follow the courses as they appear in each project. Have you completed Project 1 because I'm not seeing the sign |
vicgid:that's the maximum time to complete it. You can finish in less time if you're damn good. The idea is that you'll need qualify time working on the project since it'll form part of your portfolio. |
Rgade:then it seems it's a bargain |
❓ How does the #5000 payment works? �️ It's the installment payment. You can pay the balance from your earning throughout the training course. We explained how the balance will be deducted based on percentage from membership status. Check link in signature.. There is no restrictions to accessing the learning resources even if the balance has not been paid fully. We've design a means so that participants can earn money while learning. How much you earn and how fast you earn it depends on how much skills you have acquired and your level of dedication. N5000 INSTALLMENT � ₦95,000 Balance Payment � 40% withheld from each job earnings until balance is fully paid or cleared � 40% withheld from task earning earnings until balance is fully paid or cleared |
FluxEmpire: |
Udemzy05:hmm ok oh |
qtguru:thanks bro. I'll check out if I can get better bargain. To make money is not easy this days for real hustling. So every penny must count |
qtguru:if you are asking, the one I was offered is fairly used. |
Nwaotu10:thanks. I'm yet to see the system but he assured me it's ok and that he's only offering it to me based on level of closeness. I'll check it out tomorrow if it's ok. I actually have N300000 budget. |
Rgade:Thanks. The one I was offered is 8GB RAM and 1TB SSD |
Nwaotu10:My engineer offer me Lenovo Yoga X380 1TB SSD by 8GB RAM @ N280,000. But I'm looking for 16GB RAM |
Nwaotu10:my programming requirements will need 1tb ssd |
Udemzy05:For fairly used? |