Great piece, I have always been a tech enthusiast and did some coding when I was in my teens. What held me back from pursuing a career in it was that I thought you needed be a mathematical genius. I didn’t have that kind of background. Ones you start learning to code it can feel very empowering because you learn that you are capable of way more than you think.
Still have a long way to go. But, I really enjoy the learning aspect of development. I am 34 now and switched careers 1.5 years ago and hope to be continue growing in this interesting space to work in.
Fantastic post Nader. Read twice, bookmarked, and shared.
Cultivating goodwill is such a powerful thing and something that you can only really do by being genuinely helpful and invested in the problems of others.
amazing read, thanks for that! especially liked this 7. Help people where they are point - it's crucial to know where people want to be contacted, what are their specific needs and expectations (while at the same time balancing it with one-to-many approach)
Wow, thanks for writing this Nader. Learned a ton from it.
Gotta bookmark this.
By the way, you really inspire a lot of us. Please, keep building and sharing stuff with us.👏👏👏👏🥳
Thank you for sharing this framework for community building.
Not only do you demonstrate thought leadership, Nader, but leadership in action.
Kudos!
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awesome
Great piece, I have always been a tech enthusiast and did some coding when I was in my teens. What held me back from pursuing a career in it was that I thought you needed be a mathematical genius. I didn’t have that kind of background. Ones you start learning to code it can feel very empowering because you learn that you are capable of way more than you think.
Still have a long way to go. But, I really enjoy the learning aspect of development. I am 34 now and switched careers 1.5 years ago and hope to be continue growing in this interesting space to work in.
Fantastic post Nader. Read twice, bookmarked, and shared.
Cultivating goodwill is such a powerful thing and something that you can only really do by being genuinely helpful and invested in the problems of others.
nader, you are amazing writer and thanks for the content
amazing read, thanks for that! especially liked this 7. Help people where they are point - it's crucial to know where people want to be contacted, what are their specific needs and expectations (while at the same time balancing it with one-to-many approach)
very helpful content, thank you for writing this Nader!
Perfect that someone is writing about a smart & responsible approach to devrel