@madebygps Omggggg I've literally looked at the reviews even on Reddit and it's too good. Ok literally putting myself forward for this one and the next ones hopefully
Someone graduated at 20, but didn't find a job till 27.
Someone never went to college, but became a millionaire at 20.
Someone took 8yrs to go always up to getting a PhD to get into a Research Lab.
Someone got into a Research Lab in 2yrs without having to get a PhD.
Someone takes 10 mins to understand a concept.
Someone else takes 10 days to understand a concept.
Someone got married at 22, but got divorced at 26.
Someone married at 30 and found love that lasts a lifetime.
You're not behind.
You're not ahead.
You're exactly where you are meant to be. Don't stress, be present. You will end up exactly where your destined to be.
Trust your pace.
@yoobinray @strive_0x I think a blog would create more of a journey and destination type of thing for those who prefer blogs than an email. It will be easier to have a guide on how" everything built up" and just cross-reference really quick.
Congratulations to our EMEA interns from @codefirstgirls who have successfully completed their Experian-sponsored #Nanodegree.
They’re now fully focused on building their careers in tech, including working on our United for Financial Health projects in Italy and South Africa.
We’ve welcomed four new interns to the Experian EMEA family as part of our new partnership with @CodeFirstGirls. They’re working with us on our United for Financial Health program as they study for their Experian-sponsored Nanodgree!
#UniquelyExperian#FinancialInclusion
Today I made my first repository, commit, pull request and merged a commit and honestly I can't keep calm!
If you're reading this and you probably want to know a bit of Github using tutorials and make your first 'hello world' use:
https://t.co/8D26Bqqh8u
My first 'Hello World' on a README file and I can't wait to collaborate with wonderful people such as yourself :)
Keep going and don't forget to have fun!
https://t.co/sIDZgDdonO
To you who's still wondering where to start with Github, make your first greeting to a world with full possibilities! 'Hello World' in a README file
I totally believe in you and I know you can do it :)