Grind hard to find a long-term pursuit that you can pursue after graduation. Whether it's a job, business, startup, or whatever—start thinking about it early.

Spend quality time with your friends. Travel, play, or do whatever, but engage in as many activities as possible overall. Don't wait for someone to organize; take the initiative.

yes I am from Addis.. mehal Addis Ababa 😁

There are multiple jobs shared in our department channel. If you are from AAiT, I am also relying on that. Other than that, I am not really checking Elec-specific jobs.

I would give 5killo 5/10. and 4killo 9/10. I really enjoyed my stay at 4killo (dormitory). I only have nightmares at 5killo. anything I missed out ? may be dorm life. I didnt stay at dorms after 4th year. I missed the social life, the vibe at firfir tera and mother bettoch during the nights, the walk from 4killo to Aqsa Masjid for ders, what else... if I had continued to stay at dormitory I would have continued to experience all these. if there is a chance you can secure a dorm, I suggest to go for it.

absolutely, they deserve it.

please , tolo agbu. I can't wait to eat at all your weddings 🙂

sure but first help me find the other partner. 😅

inshallahhhhh

You will live with 6 to 8 different people, diverse in their place of origin, beliefs, ideologies, and culture... that will teach you a lot about life. Those people will impact your life in both good and bad ways. If you choose the right circle, you will be a different person from pre-campus. Choose the right circle, and your life will change.

yess.. I was working full time onsite software engineering job by then.

I have already answered this question before. Jobs will evolve, so you have to go with the times. Just follow the trend.

Yes, my friends say that too, but I don't like 5killo. The people at 5killo are nerds, and they are always crying about exams, assignments, quizzes, and stuff. That's why I don't like it. I have never lived at the 5killo dormitory, so maybe that could be the reason I didn't get to see the social life.

yes kinda... i freelance on upwork whenever there are clients contacting me. looking for anytype of remote software engineering jobs...

Alhamdulilah ☺️

Some registrar personnel don’t deserve to be there. I’m currently at the department’s registrar office, and I’m surprised that the staff member helping me is not mean. This is unusual because, in my past experiences at the Kebele office, the Anbessa bus ticket counters, and registrar offices, I have never experienced good hospitality.

a last word that caught my attention from our yearbook: May Allah make us among the first ones.

P.s dude is going home today

Anything can stay, but never your religion. Don’t let circumstances weaken your faith. This applies to both males and females. for males, it may mean challenges such as keeping a beard or adhering to Islamic dress, especially in high school. for females, it may mean wearing the niqab or hijab, or dealing with restrictions on modest clothing in sports classes. stay steadfast in your faith despite the challenges.

my life with coding these days …

A 17 yr old junior developer's tech space.
Channel is for everyone who wants a space for mutual suffering,sharing of experiences(those times when one line of code screwed everything ) and collaboration.
"TO DEBUG OR NOT TO DEBUG IS THE QUESTION.."

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