"Ad honoren" stands for no pay, free work. At least where I'm from ( Argentina ) there are several start up that hired junior profiles (w/o exp )( without pay of course ) and they simulate real work, with Agile meetings, team leader, slack channels, git, etc. This is my third project so far with them, I learned a lot to be honest, also they encourage to learn a new language, for example if you are front end, you to help at the back end also, if you like testing, or mobile, or devops, etc. nocountry.tech/
its in Spanish, sorry bout that. Maybe there si something similar in English.
Good luck!
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Thank you Walter! That makes sense now and that sounds like a great idea to get some experience, thank you for the suggestion, I'll definitely look into that!!
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"Ad honoren" stands for no pay, free work. At least where I'm from ( Argentina ) there are several start up that hired junior profiles (w/o exp )( without pay of course ) and they simulate real work, with Agile meetings, team leader, slack channels, git, etc. This is my third project so far with them, I learned a lot to be honest, also they encourage to learn a new language, for example if you are front end, you to help at the back end also, if you like testing, or mobile, or devops, etc. nocountry.tech/
its in Spanish, sorry bout that. Maybe there si something similar in English.
Good luck!
The phrase in English (technically Latin) would be "pro bono" btw!
Thank you Walter! That makes sense now and that sounds like a great idea to get some experience, thank you for the suggestion, I'll definitely look into that!!