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How To List A Self-Employment Project In My Resume?

Most developers struggle when it comes to building a strong resume and listing previous experiences. I've talked before that a resume can definitely make or break you and, so, it is important to have a well-written resume to support your skills.

However, some developers decide to go through the entrepreneurial road and end up self-employing themselves. How should you list a self-employment project on your resume? Is it even ethical to do that?

What should you do when a company asks you about this company? What should you say?

Watch this video and find out!

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Some developers go through tough times when it comes to changing and finding new jobs. The process can be daunting, time-consuming and very stressful.

Most developers end up accepting the first offer that comes up, afraid that they would not be able to get any better. This fear leads most developers direct to accepting not what they're worth but what they think it is the maximum that they can get.

So, one of the things you can do when it comes to finding the best job offer for you is negotiating with different companies at the same. But... Is it possible?

How could you possibly negotiate with 2 companies at the same time, what and how should you do all of this?

Listen to this episode and find out!

Some developers go through tough times when it comes to changing and finding new jobs. The process can be daunting, time-consuming and very stressful.

Most developers end up accepting the first offer that comes up, afraid that they would not be able to get any better. This fear leads most developers direct to accepting not what they're worth but what they think it is the maximum that they can get.

So, one of the things you can do when it comes to finding the best job offer for you is negotiating with different companies at the same. But... Is it possible?

How could you possibly negotiate with 2 companies at the same time, what and how should you do all of this?

Listen to this episode and find out!

Most people have a dream of working remotely, or, for what it is known better, "work from home". They dream of waking up in their underwears, doing whatever they want, anytime they want and living the dream of having an amazing and free routine.

However, what most people don't know is that working remotely sucks. Yeah, it really sucks. And it sucks really bad.

There are a lot of things I could point out here to say how working remotely sucks but I chose to narrow down to three basic factors that make remote jobs suck:

- Isolation & Lack Of Human Interaction - Need To Work More Hours - Tough Routines

These are the three basic factors that make remote jobs suck. Wanna know more? Listen to this episode and find out!

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Most people have a dream of working remotely, or, for what it is known better, "work from home". They dream of waking up in their underwears, doing whatever they want, anytime they want and living the dream of having an amazing and free routine.

However, what most people don't know is that working remotely sucks. Yeah, it really sucks. And it sucks really bad.

There are a lot of things I could point out here to say how working remotely sucks but I chose to narrow down to three basic factors that make remote jobs suck:

- Isolation & Lack Of Human Interaction
- Need To Work More Hours
- Tough Routines

These are the three basic factors that make remote jobs suck. Wanna know more? Listen to this episode and find out!

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A lot of developers feel overwhelmed when it comes to creating and start their blogging career. most have a lot of different questions inside their heads and it couldn't be any different: the amount of information out there is out of this world.

When it comes to blogging, things can get pretty difficult and confusing. You need to pick a topic, create a website, buy a domain, etc. Woah... A lot of stuff right?

However, today we're going to talk about a specific topic: Should you create multiple blogs?

A lot of developers want to create different blogs, with different themes, build a lot of different websites and so forth. They usually can't pick a specific theme to work on and they start wondering about creating different blogs so that they can cover everything they want to work.

It does sound like a good idea, huh? Well... No, it doesn't. Wanna know more about why you shouldn't create more than one blog for you?

Listen to this episode and find out!

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A lot of developers feel overwhelmed when it comes to creating and start their blogging career. most have a lot of different questions inside their heads and it couldn't be any different: the amount of information out there is out of this world.

When it comes to blogging, things can get pretty difficult and confusing. You need to pick a topic, create a website, buy a domain, etc. Woah... A lot of stuff right?

However, today we're going to talk about a specific topic: Should you create multiple blogs?

A lot of developers want to create different blogs, with different themes, build a lot of different websites and so forth. They usually can't pick a specific theme to work on and they start wondering about creating different blogs so that they can cover everything they want to work.

It does sound like a good idea, huh? Well... No, it doesn't. Wanna know more about why you shouldn't create more than one blog for you?

Listen to this episode and find out!

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How To Market Yourself Course: http://simpleprogrammer.com/howtomarketyourself
FREE Blogging Course: http://simpleprogrammer.com/blog-course
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When You're Afraid Of The Consequences: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTxCBB-F5b4

Persuasion & Arguing

A lot of people think that the best way to convince and persuade someone is by presenting logical arguments. The more logical the arguments are, the easiest it will be for someone to change sides and pick yours.

Well, it doesn't always work like that and I'll tell you why. People are not rational beings but emotional beings. Despite we don't want to admit it, we don't make decisions based on logic, but on emotions. All of our decisions get into a path which we call the reptile brain before getting to the neocortex.

This is why we make decisions based on emotions. We were not able to complete evolution and change this pattern.

So, if you want to persuade someone, focus on presenting emotional elements. Wanna know more? Listen to this podcast and find out!

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Persuasion & Arguing

A lot of people think that the best way to convince and persuade someone is by presenting logical arguments. The more logical the arguments are, the easiest it will be for someone to change sides and pick yours.

Well, it doesn't always work like that and I'll tell you why. People are not rational beings but emotional beings. Despite we don't want to admit it, we don't make decisions based on logic, but on emotions. All of our decisions get into a path which we call the reptile brain before getting to the neocortex.

This is why we make decisions based on emotions. We were not able to complete evolution and change this pattern.

So, if you want to persuade someone, focus on presenting emotional elements. Wanna know more? Listen to this podcast and find out!

Visit: http://simpleprogrammer.com/
How To Win Friend & Influence People: https://simpleprogrammer.com/howtowin
Eli The Computer Guy YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/elithecomputerguy

My Coworker Doesn't Work

Working at a company with a team can be tricky sometimes. In order to have a system working fine, all team members must be able to cooperate in ways that it makes all pieces working in complete harmony.

So, what should you do if a piece of this system is not working as it should? In today's video, I received a question from a reader asking me about how he should approach a situation in which he has a coworker that does not like to work.

According to him, he has a coworker that does not do any job. He simply goes to the company, gets his money to sit there doing nothing. His boss knows everything but they won't do anything to change it.

What should he do in a situation like that? How can he approach it? Should he battle to change this guy's destiny or should he simply let it go?

Watch this video and find out!

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