Author: Jess Armooh
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Transitioning into Tech: A Practical Guide to Exploring Unconventional Paths
Ever considered transitioning into tech but dismissed the thought because you believed tech was for folks with a background in computer science or engineering? Your thoughts were valid. In past years, it appeared that having a technical or coding background was the only way to land a tech role. While non-technical roles existed, they were uncommon in
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Earn good money and gain relevant experience with these 7 part-time no-code tech roles
Whether you work in-office, hybrid, or fully remote, having a part-time remote role can be a good way to gain relevant experience, explore new fields, and earn good money at your convenience. Part-time roles require you to work for less than 35 hours a week. The number of hours per week can be as little
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The NoCode Techies Movement
This is the fourth edition of my newsletter series and I wanted to take a step back and talk about this movement I am so passionate about. This will be a short one — I hope. The Mission The name is quite self explanatory, but I’ll explain anyway. The NoCode Techies is a movement dedicated
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A very honest layoff story
As I start my new job with Teamed, an awesome startup with a mandate of making hiring borderless, I am grateful for the hope and confidence that saw me through this situation and the community that helped me bounce back!
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How to apply for a job in tech and actually get it(for NoCode techies)
My previous article focused on exposing you to the possibilities in the tech industry and why and how you should jump at these opportunities. In this article, I describe how to apply for a job in tech as a NoCode techie — and actually get the job. I draw stories from my own experience to help you
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Breaking into remote work as a no-code techie: truth bombs and tips to win
Remote work is truly the future of work. In fact, more future of work visionaries are even taking it a step further to focus on flexible work arrangements, where individuals not only get to work from anywhere, but also determine their working hours, and engage in nonlinear days among others. Now all this is well
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