I’m looking to build a remote career and want to specialize in a tech stack that allows me to work with global teams. I’ve considered languages like Java, but I’m concerned it might limit me to local jobs because is mainly used by corporations that probably are not open to international teams.
Can you share your experiences with technologies that are particularly well-suited for remote, asynchronous development, especially in the context of global teams? I’d like to avoid specializations that restrict me to a specific industry or region.
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r/cscareerquestions I’m looking to build a remote career and want to specialize in a tech stack that allows me to work with global teams. I’ve considered languages like Java, but I’m concerned it might limit me to local jobs because is mainly used by corporations that probably are not open to international teams. Can you share your experiences with technologies that are particularly well-suited for remote, asynchronous development, especially in the context of global teams? I’d like to avoid specializations that restrict me to a specific industry or region. submitted by /u/Nomin55 [link] [comments]
I’m looking to build a remote career and want to specialize in a tech stack that allows me to work with global teams. I’ve considered languages like Java, but I’m concerned it might limit me to local jobs because is mainly used by corporations that probably are not open to international teams.
Can you share your experiences with technologies that are particularly well-suited for remote, asynchronous development, especially in the context of global teams? I’d like to avoid specializations that restrict me to a specific industry or region.
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