Totally agree, which is why I didn't feel so bad about deleting it from my system. It was more of a psychological barrier to do so I think, as it represented starting over :)
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Totally agree, which is why I didn't feel so bad about deleting it from my system. It was more of a psychological barrier to do so I think, as it represented starting over :)
Hola de Madrid ;)
But I suppose a DB could do that too. Maybe it's all hype ^^
Blockchain would be excellent for verifying that a bag has been received and processed at a certain place.
Lots of the large GDSs such as Sabre/Amadeus/Travelport are actively looking into this.
Whether that's a great social media presence, better branding, or working in a niche then you need to focus on that.
Most of your business will initially be through your network so start talking to friends/family/contacts about the fact that you're looking to do some freelance development work. Chances are that you'll be able to get a job or two out of that.
As you get bigger and more experienced, you'll likely find that clients come back to you and refer you to others. That's your network providing organic growth.
I'm now working on freelance web dev amongst some other side projects so feel free to ping me an email to discuss if you want. My portfolio is https://codefox.io and email contact is there :)
Experienced Laravel engineer with React experience. Lots of experience with the Stripe API Have built SaaS products too :)
Portfolio: https://codefox.io
Thanks for the kind message, that's a good point! Guess I'll just get back on the applications!
Generally good opportunities but expect pay to be a lot lower than London etc. Cost of living is pretty cheap though so it evens out :)
I'm in Madrid atm but will be back in Edinburgh one day :)
Also, your terms seem to cut off at the 'contact' section on my desktop.
Happy to chat anything re TravelTech. I previously worked at Skyscanner and am now at Amadeus. Email in bio!
I agree with the comments below that you should read any contract that applies to you. Chances are that you'll understand it and this is extremely important before signing.
With that said, lawyers spend years learning how to draft and interpret contracts and I thin it's simplistic to say that it's similar to a BDD spec. There's a lot more going on under the hood.
Either way, never accept blindly and you're within your rights to seek a plain-English clarification.
I just had an interview fall through because I'm a Brit and it would be difficult to get me over to SF due to the visa system. Maybe I should look for a dev job in Canada? :P
Email is in my bio so feel free to ping me if you want to chat about it!
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