Any recommendations for decent careers where you don't have to deal with retarded coworkers?
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I hope I will find one permanently.
Ill look into this thanksGraphic Design.
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Its over if you have to ask this question on an incel forum.
Just LDAR there is nothing out there for us
Just LDAR there is nothing out there for us
Coding jobs of all kinds are moving almost entirely remote. And it might stay that way permanently. The company I work for went 100% remote and got rid of their office. Covid has been the greatest thing ever for coders. I havent even met any of my coworkers in person and never have to do small talk and pretend I'm a normie. I do maybe 1 hour of real work per day and still outperform everyone.
Mind giving me some tips on where to start with this kind of career?Coding jobs of all kinds are moving almost entirely remote. And it might stay that way permanently. The company I work for went 100% remote and got rid of their office. Covid has been the greatest thing ever for coders. I havent even met any of my coworkers in person and never have to do small talk and pretend I'm a normie. I do maybe 1 hour of real work per day and still outperform everyone.
You have to have an interest in computers and programming. You'd have to want to learn how to make mobile apps, or web apps, or games, or electronics.
As a very specific place to start, I would start with learning programming basics with Python. There are lots and lots of tutorials and youtube videos you could look at. This would be about as good as any others out there:
Scientific Computing with Python Certification | freeCodeCamp.org
Learn to Code — For Free
www.freecodecamp.org
That's a 300 hour course. If you can get through that, and are still interested in learning more, then there's literally an endless number of things to do after that. But really by that time you should aim to try to make something, like a project or game or something. And try to learn whatever skills you don't have along the way.
I thought these types of jobs were all outsourced to India already.
My mom's friend works for a hospital ordering and stocking from home
some types of sys admin jobs and development jobs. Data analyst in some cases don't have much outside sitting in a meeting, almost never speaking.
Thanks brocel, will give it a shot.You have to have an interest in computers and programming. You'd have to want to learn how to make mobile apps, or web apps, or games, or electronics.
As a very specific place to start, I would start with learning programming basics with Python. There are lots and lots of tutorials and youtube videos you could look at. This would be about as good as any others out there:
Scientific Computing with Python Certification | freeCodeCamp.org
Learn to Code — For Free
That's a 300 hour course. If you can get through that, and are still interested in learning more, then there's literally an endless number of things to do after that. But really by that time you should aim to try to make something, like a project or game or something. And try to learn whatever skills you don't have along the way.
computer programming
kinda wish I worked at home, but I at least have a decent job that is likeable now and without shitty travel
kinda wish I worked at home, but I at least have a decent job that is likeable now and without shitty travel
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