I’ve been searching the internet and reading Reddit for a while and heard stories about people learning Python by themselves and landed a job. I’m happy for everyone that have worked hard and hopefully now living their dream.
I’m in a change in my life where I want to start coding and I just started the 100days of coding challenge on Udemy. I’ve also downloaded the book “automate the boring stuff” by Al Sweigart.
I want to land a programming job. I love what I’ve been doing so far and I’m really looking forward to learn more. But I don’t know how to navigate, it all feels overwhelming.
I’ve been working as a treatment coordinator at a resident home for 8 years and my social skills are very good. I want to work with something that still allows me to be social, but I still want to continue learning coding and working with code.
Does anyone have any tips or other insights ?
I thank everyone in advance who is replying. I appreciate you.
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r/learnpython I’ve been searching the internet and reading Reddit for a while and heard stories about people learning Python by themselves and landed a job. I’m happy for everyone that have worked hard and hopefully now living their dream. I’m in a change in my life where I want to start coding and I just started the 100days of coding challenge on Udemy. I’ve also downloaded the book “automate the boring stuff” by Al Sweigart. I want to land a programming job. I love what I’ve been doing so far and I’m really looking forward to learn more. But I don’t know how to navigate, it all feels overwhelming. I’ve been working as a treatment coordinator at a resident home for 8 years and my social skills are very good. I want to work with something that still allows me to be social, but I still want to continue learning coding and working with code. Does anyone have any tips or other insights ? I thank everyone in advance who is replying. I appreciate you. submitted by /u/Alubor [link] [comments]
I’ve been searching the internet and reading Reddit for a while and heard stories about people learning Python by themselves and landed a job. I’m happy for everyone that have worked hard and hopefully now living their dream.
I’m in a change in my life where I want to start coding and I just started the 100days of coding challenge on Udemy. I’ve also downloaded the book “automate the boring stuff” by Al Sweigart.
I want to land a programming job. I love what I’ve been doing so far and I’m really looking forward to learn more. But I don’t know how to navigate, it all feels overwhelming.
I’ve been working as a treatment coordinator at a resident home for 8 years and my social skills are very good. I want to work with something that still allows me to be social, but I still want to continue learning coding and working with code.
Does anyone have any tips or other insights ?
I thank everyone in advance who is replying. I appreciate you.
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