Ever wondered how Exposure can transform your life? 🤔
When you're a hidden gem, opportunities pass you by unnoticed.
Advice for success:
- Shine on social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and more.
- Network in real-life settings, attend events, and workshops.
- Collaborate with influencers in your industry.
- Share your expertise through guest blogging or podcast appearances.
Benefits of exposure:
- Increased visibility leads to more opportunities.
- Builds credibility and trust in your expertise.
- Expands your network and connections.
- Opens doors to collaborations and partnerships.
- Boosts personal and professional growth.
Real life example:
I used to work as a waiter, even though I dropped out of college in my last year. But being a waiter helped me improve my communication skills.
One day, I met a programmer who went to the same college as me. We hit it off and became friends. This is where my exposure journey began.
Six months later, that same programmer offered me a job at his company. I quickly finished college, and now I have the most amazing job and I'm partial owner at business startup.
Some may call it luck, but luck wouldn't have found me if I hadn't put myself out there.
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- Reposting to share the knowledge.
- Commenting to add your thoughts or questions.
- Liking to show your support.
Together, let's spread the help to others too! 🚀
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Struggling to get followers⁉️
Get 1000 connections by following these 3 simple steps:
1. Comment on posts to receive direct follows from everyone in the comment section.
2. Repost to make the post go viral.
3. If someone doesn't follow you back, simply unfollow them.
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From 0 to a Developer Job in 1 Year 🚀🚀
Step 1: Choose what you would like to do
•. You can choose web development, mobile development, design, or whatever you want.
•Keep in mind that you will need to get a job, so maybe do some research on what jobs are most popular in your area.
Step 2: Start learning (approximately 3 months)
•At this point, all you need to give is your time and commitment.
•Start with free lessons; there are many great free resources on the internet.
•Utilize everything that is available: online courses, documentation, books, etc.
•It's a good idea to post your progress on social media for help and to make contacts.
Step 3: Make your own product (approximately 3 months)
•After you have mastered the basics, start creating your own product (an app, a website, or a design).
•We learn best when we engage in actual work, plus it will enhance your CV.
•Also, share your progress on social media.
Step 4: Wrap it all up and start searching for a job (approximately 6 months)
•There is no time to waste; prepare your CV.
•If you have enough skills, create a webpage with your portfolio (Sean Allen has wonderful videos on what a good portfolio should look like).
•Finally, start applying for jobs. Your golden rule should be: "Don't wait for the perfect time or for more skills; the perfect time and enough skills don't exist!"
•Continue to create, learn, share your progress, and never ever give up! (Failure is the stepping stone to success.)
Some of you will get a job faster, some of you later.
It all depends on where you are from and what you decide, but one thing is 100% sure: you will get there!
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If you are interested in:
•Frontend Development
•Backend Development
•Full-Stack Development
•Software Engineering
•Marketing
•Growth
•Money
•Success
•Personal growth
Drop a Hi, so I can easily follow back,
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Last summer, I concocted a high-tech cat repellent for my furball friend 🐱!
Using a water pump, RPi and ultrasonic sensor, my DIY contraption gently reminded Mr. Whiskers that the fence is a no-go zone.
It's like a high-tech spa day for cats - a splash of water, a dash of ultrasonic melody.
Keeping my adventurous feline safe, one innovative project at a time! 😺💦 #cats #DIY #raspberryPi #developers
Turning my terrace into a cosmic office 🌌
💻 Stargazing while I code - who needs a corner office when you have the universe as your backdrop? 🌠
#astronomy#developers#remote#CONNECT