ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we touch on how this ongoing crisis changed the way everyone works.
Now what we thought is the exception became the new norm. We try to shed light on how people started coping and also give some useful advice on how to use the current situation to your advantage.
How on earth this pandemic will improve your code quality? Well, we have some observations that might help with that.
Just started freelancing online? Have a listen to get some tips on what to avoid to make your career flourish from ground zero.
Enjoyed it? Give us a shout on pimpmyapi.com
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