Forwarded from E-DC [East Developers Community]
Every CCI Students are Invited to see the final round @ LTH-5 | Today Afternoon @8:00
E-DC [East Developers Community]
Every CCI Students are Invited to see the final round @ LTH-5 | Today Afternoon @8:00
5 points I learned from this pre-internship training and the capstone project competitions:
- Start anything even if it’s just a todo app by initializing Git. Use Git every single time
- Don’t ignore AI tools. Someone else will use them and pass you easily
- Time matters more than you think
- Build the basic features first before you chase the fancy ones
- Learn how to work with people. Teamwork wins. Trying to do everything alone doesn’t
#2026_pre_internship_program
- Start anything even if it’s just a todo app by initializing Git. Use Git every single time
- Don’t ignore AI tools. Someone else will use them and pass you easily
- Time matters more than you think
- Build the basic features first before you chase the fancy ones
- Learn how to work with people. Teamwork wins. Trying to do everything alone doesn’t
#2026_pre_internship_program
E-DC [East Developers Community]
Every CCI Students are Invited to see the final round @ LTH-5 | Today Afternoon @8:00
u better come see, boy. If u’ve got nothing to do, check out what they did especially those 3rd and take notes
#እየሞከርኩ_ነው #am_trying
Session 1 eps 1 / Trying 1: getting a paid physical dev position.
In this digital era everyone shares their success, but some of us are trying to share our trials. If it teaches someone something, good. I don’t think success matters if we hide the pain and the process.
So let’s start.
I saw one opportunity and applied. I passed to the next round and they gave me a task, due Feb 6 at 12 LT.
I thought I would finish it in one day. They gave me the task on Wednesday. I lost two days not really wasted, I was just moving from Harar to Addis. As soon as I reached home I didn’t even rest. I went straight to the Abrehot library and started working on the project from Thursday night till Friday. But bro, I didn’t finish it. I asked them for one extra day but they still haven’t replied.
The project is stuck as it is. I guess I failed the second round.
So the takeaway for you guys is:
Respect the deadline. Life can get messy and things come up, but most companies won’t wait
Session 1 eps 1 / Trying 1: getting a paid physical dev position.
In this digital era everyone shares their success, but some of us are trying to share our trials. If it teaches someone something, good. I don’t think success matters if we hide the pain and the process.
So let’s start.
I saw one opportunity and applied. I passed to the next round and they gave me a task, due Feb 6 at 12 LT.
I thought I would finish it in one day. They gave me the task on Wednesday. I lost two days not really wasted, I was just moving from Harar to Addis. As soon as I reached home I didn’t even rest. I went straight to the Abrehot library and started working on the project from Thursday night till Friday. But bro, I didn’t finish it. I asked them for one extra day but they still haven’t replied.
The project is stuck as it is. I guess I failed the second round.
So the takeaway for you guys is:
Respect the deadline. Life can get messy and things come up, but most companies won’t wait
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Forwarded from GebiNet | ግቢ-ኔት
Post #P101 | Campus: #AASTU
This is a test post from aastu who else is there, please like and share #aast #final_year #gc
This is a test post from aastu who else is there, please like and share #aast #final_year #gc
GebiNet | ግቢ-ኔት
Post #P101 | Campus: #AASTU This is a test post from aastu who else is there, please like and share #aast #final_year #gc
After a long time my app got on real user