@qlasico Yep, it's a WPF applikation. Using serilog and writing to json file. Made a simple app that imports the json file to elastic search and visualize the data in Kibana

@GinjaNinja Oh, exactly! :S How embarrassing.

Hmm

IE == position: absolete;

First episode was great :)

What was the joke?

switch(joke)

case good: stay();

break;

case bad: changeJob();

break;

@mrinmayee

Thank you, I''m leaning towards the smaller company actually :)

@irene It's a real occupation, try searching for jobs. There is a position that is calle Scrum master or Agile scrum master.

@moagggi

Why would you choose the smaller company? What reasons?

@Irene No, there is a position as Scrum master. As said before it's more common in bigger companies.

@irene Well maybe not in "title", they are still developers with different responsibilities like project manager at a certain level and that can be called scrum master at bigger companies. They got 8-15 years of experience. They still can't give me any recommendation though on what first job to choose :S

I got 2 offers and it is driving me nuts, one job is slightly better in salary but it’s not any deal breaker.

@irene Well I got friends that have that title so I'm pretty sure ;)

Really glad for the input! I've been out on internship for 6 months during school and been at a smaller company and a slightly larger one. I’m mostly afraid that small companies tend to do too much of the same thing over and over again.

Sure, the smaller one I know I'm going to get more responsibility and customer contact since it's CRM based and implicit in my contract. But I know the company is doing well and there's plenty of senior programmers and they are willing to and have the time to aid me somewhat. I'm up for challenge anyway and my goal is to be scrum master and product owner in the future and I think that working in a smaller company might give me more experience in more fields immediately. I also feel like the smaller company is safer working wise since they aren't as dependent on new assignments.

The bigger one though I think offers more programming experience in the long run and might also look better on my resume, if that matters?

Basic stockmarket books, depends on what area your company is Aimed at.

But I would suggest:

The Intelligent Investor or any of these 20: https://stocktrader.com/investing-b...