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@champion01 thank you, I hope. Trail to be fired
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@liveCoder these devices: https://google.it/search/...
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@Etrunon I'm looking forward to leave it. The agreement is for five years so I don't know if I will have to pay to it. But if you are frustrated everyday and this doesn't satisfy you, in my opinion worth the risk
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@Etrunon I still didn't have any problem with boss, the salary is high, but I'm not attending university classes to work. I want to leave because it's not what I dreamed when I discovered programming, the first time that I wrote code I was enthusiasm and I am now, but not to do this. So in a year I hope to be out from here. Anyway good luck for your future, you'll rock
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@crisz if the salary is high I'll take it off your hands for you :). And I'll give you a finders fee for giving me the project if i end up taking it.
I am looking for a long term contract.
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@crisz point of sale?
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@liveCoder like a cashier application at McDonald's or something
Usually developers start in a team where there are senior and you are a junior who do things and ask things.
Then there's me that starts alone in a company to develop a software in a machine that you've never seen before (POS) with only 15 hours of preparation class, no documentation and with a apprenticeship contract.
I still didn't start but I brought the POS in my home to familiarize with it and in a week I still haven't be able to execute the sample application.
And you could ask, why did you accept if you aren't able? Well, I need money, he searched me through the high school (I had an high score so a lot of people search me) and he required only C, that I know. FML
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