Jade Lin
@inferiorolive.bsky.social
Food and Thai kickboxing obsessed UK native working in therapy tech. Learning web development while travelling the world 🌏
📍 Scotland
📍 Scotland
Reposted by Jade Lin
Regardless of your starting point, your previous experience is useful somewhere.
In our area, there is always a project that values someone with experience on different areas, even if only to contribute with the understanding of the customer’s needs.
In our area, there is always a project that values someone with experience on different areas, even if only to contribute with the understanding of the customer’s needs.
July 8, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Regardless of your starting point, your previous experience is useful somewhere.
In our area, there is always a project that values someone with experience on different areas, even if only to contribute with the understanding of the customer’s needs.
In our area, there is always a project that values someone with experience on different areas, even if only to contribute with the understanding of the customer’s needs.
Reposted by Jade Lin
I started my career in tech with computer assembly, passing through customer service, infrastructure and database administration; before switching into development.
On each switch, the previous experience got useful somehow, even if only to broad my perspective approaching customer problems.
On each switch, the previous experience got useful somehow, even if only to broad my perspective approaching customer problems.
July 8, 2025 at 7:40 PM
I started my career in tech with computer assembly, passing through customer service, infrastructure and database administration; before switching into development.
On each switch, the previous experience got useful somehow, even if only to broad my perspective approaching customer problems.
On each switch, the previous experience got useful somehow, even if only to broad my perspective approaching customer problems.
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