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Holla Holla get dolla Anonymous 05/01/15 (Fri) 14:10:33 15b156 No.2350

So how can I make money from my programming skills? I know c++ and c# inside out but since I never went to uni and got a degree I have no chance of getting an actual job. How can I make sone money on the side with this stuff though? I've heard that mobile apps are too populated nowadays so that's out.

Anonymous 05/01/15 (Fri) 22:24:00 53aa4e No.2352

work on FOSS projects, build a portfolio, send it to one of the billions of companies that are looking for programmers.

quite possibly you'll also meet a programmer online who can get you a job in your area or some freelancing work-at-home stuff.

Anonymous 05/03/15 (Sun) 20:00:41 c3e006 No.2373

c# can make you money.

Learn design patterns, parrot them in the interview, get shit tier enterprise business do digery do job.

Anonymous 05/03/15 (Sun) 20:50:48 4e4529 No.2374

>>2373

As I said though I have no degree so will i even make it to the interview stage at most places?

Anonymous 05/03/15 (Sun) 20:50:51 4e4529 No.2375

>>2373

As I said though I have no degree so will i even make it to the interview stage at most places?

Anonymous 05/03/15 (Sun) 20:50:49 4e4529 No.2376

>>2373

As I said though I have no degree so will i even make it to the interview stage at most places?

Anonymous 05/05/15 (Tue) 15:43:29 338944 No.2390

>I know c++ and c# inside out but since I never went to uni and got a degree I have no chance of getting an actual job.

That's just bullshit.

Anonymous 05/05/15 (Tue) 16:17:09 07d57b No.2392

>>2390

The part about me knowing it or the part about getting a job? Literally every job I have looked at asks for a degree

also sorry for multiple posts before, mobile is janky as shit

Anonymous 05/09/15 (Sat) 06:56:43 382a2b No.2413

Apply at small ass startups for work/web design companies that are trendy as they generally hire on skill not qualification.

If you need to make money on the side do some online freelancing. A lot of companies nowadays just fork out their projects to freelancing sites on the internet, just set up a decent portfolio beforehand of your personal projects. Get to know a lot of programmers and go to hackathons etc and get some relationships going. It'll land you a job in the future.

Anonymous 05/11/15 (Mon) 08:12:32 ebd3a6 No.2428

>>2392

Job postings say a lot of things.

Protip: They're generally written by people who have no idea what they're talking about. Apply for the job anyway. I doubt they're paying enough for someone with a degree and 5 years of experience anyway.

Anonymous 05/12/15 (Tue) 03:07:02 305462 No.2429

Be personable and professional and you can get a job.

DO show your work

DO show a yearn to learn and build your skills

DO be friendly, and try to sound smart but not an asshole

DO NOT be a brogrammer

DO NOT wear anything other than a suit or shirt and tie to an interview

DO NOT be cheesy, crack jokes, or act disinterested

DO NOT give up, you can do it

Anonymous 05/12/15 (Tue) 21:37:38 53aa4e No.2436

>>2429

DO NOT wear anything like a suit or shirt and tie to an interview

ftfy faggot.

>sucking corporate dick that hard as a programmer