Looking for a learning platform dedicated solely to tech courses? Skillcrush just might be for you.
Those switching careers or just breaking into tech will be especially interested in their “career blueprint” options–which function as a step-by-step guide to learn the skills you need for the career you want (and build a portfolio of real projects along the way).
Below is an in-depth look at Skillcrush and the various kinds of programs they offer.
Several weeks ago, I sent out a survey to learn more about you, your habits, and your goals as you teach yourself to code.
I received an amazing response, and I’m sharing those answers with you today.
The 15-question survey was taken by 507 participants. It was sent to people on the Learn to Code With Me (LTCWM) email list and posted on social media. For more about the survey itself, visit the bottom of this article to view the methodology (as well as the chance to view the full report!).
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When I was first trying to break into the world of freelance web development, I thought that having tech skills was the most important factor in getting the gigs.
It didn’t take me long to discover that sometimes the hardest part of getting hired is convincing people to hire you. Sure, you can have all the skills in the world…but if you don’t know how to sell yourself properly, you’re not going to get the best opportunities.
When you’re starting out and don’t have much name recognition yet,
Every job I have had after college (that I sought out and applied for), I found on Craigslist:
Have you ever had a consulting, freelance or contract project that went sour?
I considered myself lucky to never have… That is, until recently.
Over these past few weeks I’ve been involved in a not-so-happy freelancing story. And I would like to share it with you.
Frequent readers of Learn to Code With Me know that I like to keep content on my site motivating, helpful and constructive.
Sure, I’ve taken online courses or purchased code-related software in the past I didn’t enjoy.