My professional interests are cloud and big data technologies, machine learning, and software development. I like to read source code and research papers to understand how stuff works.
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It helped me to get a job that involves blogging, reading papers and books, and learning new languages and technologies. This way I don't have to spend week ends or evenings.
My professional interests are cloud and big data technologies, machine learning, and software development. I like to read source code and research papers to understand how stuff works.
Pronoun: He
So far any job I had. I started out as a researcher, then switched to software engineering, then data science, then data engineering, now I'm an IT consultant at codecentric.de/.
So far all my employers gave me the freedom to do all the things you mentioned. It also benefits them to have employees who are learners and engage in communities.
You gotta sell that as a trait of yours during the job interviews, that you want to spend a bit of time each week reading papers, learning new technologies, engaging in developer relations / marketing / community management. So far this was always an open door for me, even a big plus.
Ahh, Ok, that’s generally also true for my job. It just sounded like the job actually is to blog and read papers... codecentric seems to be a nice place, I‘m listening to the Autoweird podcast ;)
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It helped me to get a job that involves blogging, reading papers and books, and learning new languages and technologies. This way I don't have to spend week ends or evenings.
Interesting! What kind of job is that?
So far any job I had. I started out as a researcher, then switched to software engineering, then data science, then data engineering, now I'm an IT consultant at codecentric.de/.
So far all my employers gave me the freedom to do all the things you mentioned. It also benefits them to have employees who are learners and engage in communities.
You gotta sell that as a trait of yours during the job interviews, that you want to spend a bit of time each week reading papers, learning new technologies, engaging in developer relations / marketing / community management. So far this was always an open door for me, even a big plus.
Ahh, Ok, that’s generally also true for my job. It just sounded like the job actually is to blog and read papers... codecentric seems to be a nice place, I‘m listening to the Autoweird podcast ;)