curiosweti
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
It just conveys a simple theory and if you keep it in the back of your mind, you won't be easily defeated when learning anything new.
Thats also mostly because they dont have a team in my country as such. I have only one other co-worker who does everything but doesn't belong from a technical background.
I will be doing everything he does and also handle the technical issues.
I have a huge learning curve ahead of me and want to prepare beforehand, so I don't get too overwhelmed.
Also, do the dev teams listen to the feedback that you provide to them regarding the features that would be helpful / useful according to the client's suggestions?
I'm just asking to make sure I'm prepared. There's always something to learn from other people with significantly more experience.
I see this new job as a chance to explore more opportunities while building my AI/ML profile on the side.
What would be some tools or processes that would help me keep track of all the client's concerns and effectively communicate with the clients and make sure there is progress when it comes to implementations?
The biggest worry I have right now is after a while I might just start getting bored or frustrated. I love learning new things and building too.
Lets see, how it all turns out.. HN wont let me update you after a year though, the post will get archived :(