I like the book Clean Code a lot. The Pragmatic Programmer is also a good book. Some colleagues tell me I'm crazy for reading them in my own time, but I don't mind. Thanks for the video
thanks for sharing, I heard a lot of good things about The Pragmatic Programmer, it is on my reading list! ☺️ I love to hear that you also enjoy reading books about coding 🥳🥳 Tell your colleagues they are wrong ;)
Wow, two videos within days of each other. Great to see you posting more. Hey, you're a lefty! Never noticed that before I don't believe. Noise cancelling headphones are great. I flew over to Europe one time and a fellow passenger had a set and let me sample them. Unbelievable! I instantly bought myself a pair when I got back home. All the best.
I know this is a boring question, but since you work remotely and worldwide, how do you manage your taxes? I know countries have different policies about taxes (like you need to work at least 183 days per year in the same country).
Hi there! Not a boring question at all!😊The reason I haven't posted a video about this is because I don't feel qualified to give tax advice as I am no professional. But here is my answer in short form: I am a resident of Switzerland so have to pay my taxes there. In order to work as a consultant for a company in the US (my current job) I had to set up my own company in Switzerland to be able to work as a freelancer. So every month I send the company in the US an invoice for the hours I worked for them. I have a tax advisor in Switzerland who helps me out if I have any questions and I recommend the same to anyone who is interested in doing something similar. Yes, Switzerland is one of the countries that has a policy where you need to be inside the country for a certain number of days a year to be able to keep your residency. I always make sure that I am there for that time and travel the rest of the year. Hope that answers your question!
Hi there ☺️ I went to university for 3 years to get a bachelors degree in software engineering. I had programming lectures multiple times a week where we always had to finish assignments until the next week and they were graded, we also had to present our results in front of the whole class. I am not 100% sure anymore how many hours I spent just on these programming assignments per week but I assume it was somewhere between 5-10 hours, in my first year even longer because I had no prior experience. (This was on top of in-person lectures and also only the time I spent for this specific programming class, we also had a lot of other lectures like networking, cyber security, project management etc.) I hope this answers your question ☺️
I like the book Clean Code a lot. The Pragmatic Programmer is also a good book. Some colleagues tell me I'm crazy for reading them in my own time, but I don't mind. Thanks for the video
thanks for sharing, I heard a lot of good things about The Pragmatic Programmer, it is on my reading list! ☺️ I love to hear that you also enjoy reading books about coding 🥳🥳 Tell your colleagues they are wrong ;)
Whoohoo 🎉 love your videos! Noise cancelling headphones are the best!
Right??! they are amazing! 🥳 thank you for commenting :) I appreciate it
Wow, two videos within days of each other. Great to see you posting more. Hey, you're a lefty! Never noticed that before I don't believe. Noise cancelling headphones are great. I flew over to Europe one time and a fellow passenger had a set and let me sample them. Unbelievable! I instantly bought myself a pair when I got back home. All the best.
Heyhey 😊 yes, I’m team lefty! 🫲🏼 I knoooowww, right? noise cancelling headphones are the best thing! 🥳🥳
I bought a MacBook Pro M2 16" and I loved it. It's my first macbook :)
they are so nice, right? 😊🙌🏼
@@iris-tabea yes, I bought it here in Portugal(in Brazil prices are higher heheh)
Hey 🎉 welcome back. How is everything going with you
Hi there ☺️ thank you for commenting, I am doing great - I hope you too!
Sos mi motivacion, amo tus videos ❤
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Please do more videos❤
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I know this is a boring question, but since you work remotely and worldwide, how do you manage your taxes? I know countries have different policies about taxes (like you need to work at least 183 days per year in the same country).
Might be a good idea for a future video
Hi there! Not a boring question at all!😊The reason I haven't posted a video about this is because I don't feel qualified to give tax advice as I am no professional. But here is my answer in short form:
I am a resident of Switzerland so have to pay my taxes there. In order to work as a consultant for a company in the US (my current job) I had to set up my own company in Switzerland to be able to work as a freelancer. So every month I send the company in the US an invoice for the hours I worked for them. I have a tax advisor in Switzerland who helps me out if I have any questions and I recommend the same to anyone who is interested in doing something similar.
Yes, Switzerland is one of the countries that has a policy where you need to be inside the country for a certain number of days a year to be able to keep your residency. I always make sure that I am there for that time and travel the rest of the year. Hope that answers your question!
how many hours did you study per day to learn to code?
Hi there ☺️ I went to university for 3 years to get a bachelors degree in software engineering. I had programming lectures multiple times a week where we always had to finish assignments until the next week and they were graded, we also had to present our results in front of the whole class. I am not 100% sure anymore how many hours I spent just on these programming assignments per week but I assume it was somewhere between 5-10 hours, in my first year even longer because I had no prior experience. (This was on top of in-person lectures and also only the time I spent for this specific programming class, we also had a lot of other lectures like networking, cyber security, project management etc.) I hope this answers your question ☺️
@@iris-tabea thank you ;D
Only the cool kids read books about coding (and have stylish backpacks)
So true!!!! 😉😂🤗 you must be part of the cool gang 😎
Hi respect able Iris good sweet 🎂 girl i love 💕 you thanks
Hi there, thank you for commenting! 😊😊