Zakariya Abdulhameed

Software developer | Agribusiness | Adventure

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

#noteToSelf; No matter how much hype a prog. lang may have/get, you CANNOT learn every lang. at once. - Pick one. Focus. Implement. Repeat.
#copied from @KaayAbdulrazaq

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@YarKafanchan Were you able to get the Vyvanse in Nigeria? Does it have any side effects?

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@amosuibk "You are not a failure, you are in your building stage."

[NITDA Nigeria @NITDANigeria]

A CALL FOR APPLICATION!!!

NITDA/COURSERA Scholarship Programme: Cohort 3

Application Start date: 24th january 2024, and the training programme will kickoff on February 10th, 2024

Hurry up and apply now, and don't miss out on this incredible opportunity.

Application link https://t.co/mmEylsbGS3

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@heyOnuoha

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@yakubwudil Using
1. Active recall
2. Spaced repetition

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

If you're a new dev preparing to start the developer job hunt, @ossia wrote a book for you.

In it, he shares tons of tips for new coders.

He discusses building your skills, network, + reputation as a dev and includes stories from his own coding journey.

https://t.co/dHHkQ0dAbs

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@atharvatwts Congratulations

[Pratham @Prathkum]

I got a 77.78% salary hike within 6 months of my first job.

Your first job is the most difficult territory for you to survive.

Most people quit, get fired, burnout because it's a new world for everyone at least once.

I survived.

And I want to share these 9 things with you which every manager should be doing while onboarding new team members.

1. Over communicate: Always make sure to explain or report anything in a verbose manner. "Done" or "Working on it" are not the way to go. Over communicate is way better than under-communication.

2. Don’t hesitate to ask questions: Asking questions will help you learn new stuff, improve your workflow, and enable you to get the task done quickly. Silly questions are usually the most logical.

3• Decision making: That's the most puzzling situation. It's hard to make decisions as a junior developer. Sometimes you will be stuck in a dilemma where you have to make a decision. Think Twice, analyze possible outcomes, and take action accordingly.

4. Explore more: Keep exploring new technologies, tools, and ideas to help you deliver your goals 10X faster. Explore things, get inspired, and deliver things.

5. Note it down: Trust me, your productivity will increase 10 times if you start noting down things. Prepare your day plan, take notes in meetings, and work accordingly.

6. Build trust: This may sound silly but managers hate to manage. They do have much important work to do. Always make sure to complete the insistent tasks that your manager assigned. That's how you can gain trust and stop being micromanaged.

7. Fix your schedule: It will feel like you have no time to do your stuff in your initial days. Eight hours job + eight hours sleep. You still have eight more hours to do what you want to do. Work in slots, if possible.

8. Criticism is fuel: Being criticized is not a bad thing if related to work. Feedback is essential, and when it comes in a grating way, it will help you improve even faster.

9. Love what you do: Everything might be challenging in the beginning. Adapting to a new place, work, and people is not easy at all. Take it slow, give it some time, and then get your teeth into it.

That's all.

You can win too.

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

Maize

[Omar Ladan @omarladan_]

Quote with any Natural photo you captured with your camera 📸

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

#NewProfilePic

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@markessien El-Rufai minister of defence

[Chris Staudinger @ChrisStaud]

MYTH: you need to be a programming genius to land a high-paying job.

REALITY: you need a strong portfolio of projects.

Here are awesome projects you should add to your resume.

[Zuri.Team @theZuriTeam]

*** ANNOUNCEMENT ***

Please note that cohort II of I4G x Zuri Training registration is now officially open.

1. cohort II now includes a mobile course
2. cohort II program structure is slightly different from cohort I; please ensure you read the full details before applying

[‘Tunde Omotoye @TundeTASH]

Looking for Work Abroad?

Here's a thread (with links) that covers:

- Best Websites to find a Job Abroad
- Best Websites for Short-Term Work Abroad
- Best 3 Websites for Remote Work Abroad and
- Tips for getting a Job Abroad.

[Android Developers @AndroidDev]

🌟 Interested in a career in #AndroidDev?

Start developing your skills with the new Associate Android Developer Certification.

Learn to build simple mobile apps with no programming experience necessary → https://t.co/5rRm4o2zWK

#GrowWithGoogle

[Zakariya Abdulhameed @Zaks0nt]

@haauwah Has anyone close to her been able to reach her, hope she is safe. May Allah safeguard you

[Erica Hanson @EricaKHanson]

There is a Stanford computer science one-time online course available for free to anyone around the world. You can sign up as a student or even as a facilitator: https://t.co/GyH1tg7Gxs

#stanford, @googlestudents

[Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫 @SavvyRinu]

I am a Chemist. I can help in making Hand Sanitizers so we can distribute to people FREE! All we need is👇🏾

1. Isopropyl alcohol
2. Glycerol
3. H202
4. Distilled water
5. Spray bottles

Let’s get a company to donate ethanol.
Some people can’t afford hand sanitizers
#FightCOVID19

[Quincy Larson @ossia]

Here in the US, the coronavirus outbreak is bad.

We may be in quarantine for months.

Schools and governments are working as fast as they can to move education online.

But you don't have to wait. You can start training for your next job now.

For free.

https://t.co/GYykCx62K6