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so you're describing diffused learning? is that the default mode? havent taken the course so idk what the take on it is


why do people discourage technical analysis and liken it to astrology?


I'm not an expert on astrology, but I see many cultures believe in it. Maybe there is a method to their madness that we don't understand now that you mention it.

I know for TA, you have to look at the patterns and they are visible in the data. The people who are against are the ones who can't figure it out.


Hey could you expand on the part of contract work on the side? You mean in tech right alongside your full time job? How can one pull that off if both jobs are 9-5?


What has your journey looked like since then?

What other note-worthy resources/articles/blogs/books have you come across since then?

TIA


You might find the Meanderful blog informative.

https://meanderful.blogspot.com/


Any other marketing books worth reading? Especially branding?


What about the 22 immutable laws of branding by the same authors?


Whats your current career and how do you expect the cert and the coursera course to help?


Currently a PM (although furloughed unfortunately), so the Coursera course has helped me have greater breadth/understanding and so many more tools to bring back to the office if/when business picks up. If my role is cut, I'll jump into the PM job search more actively and have been preparing for that possibility too.

In my previous role I was a Software Engineer, and made some great contacts that have some DevOps consulting opportunities. I'd like to take on some of this work and the AWS CSA Associate cert will definitely help. I'm about halfway through Linux Academy training and it has already been invaluable for my overall systems architecture and design thinking.

If you have any other thoughts/advice/questions, happy to chat more! Contact info is in my bio

TLDR: Currently a furloughed PM (Coursera) and have some cloud consulting opportunities (AWS CSA Associate cert)


Any good examples of “foreign interest” forums?


I reckon subreddits are a good start, even though their lists are always domain-specific too:

Biology: https://www.reddit.com/r/biology/comments/6jfscw/what_are_so...

Law enforcement: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtectAndServe/comments/gc13w5/mus...

Midwives: https://www.reddit.com/r/Midwives/comments/32fw16/book_recom...

Any of the Ask* subreddits usually have practitioners answer: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAnthropology/comments/bl759q/ant...


Whats special about that site if you dont mind my asking?


Bookshop.com sells books from independent book stores and gives the profits of the sales to your local store: https://bookshop.org/pages/about


Doable without a degree? Any god resources or pointers?

Thanks in advance


Any good resources?


there are prepper sites, and if you look in the "shadows" you may find a lot of specialized literature that aught to be free for humanity.

the prepper culture is really something elso tho, there is a local group that is just about the one group that i want to have as far away from me as possible.

have a look around here for example that ought to be a good starting point:

https://www.reddit.com/r/prepping/


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