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@just_andydev You right boss

AI codes better than 99% of humans. AI designs better than 90% of humans. AI solves problems better than 90% of developers. So why isn't every developer unemployed? Because using AI well requires the exact skills people think it replaces. Take that course, master that skill.

I used to make films still do. Now I make websites that feel like films. Cinematic animations. Story-driven design. For creatives who refuse to be boring online. Your site deserves better than another template. DM me or drop your link, let’s turn it into art. Link in bio 👇

@Ngudoonj See babe na. Anyway dont distract us please

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@JohnAjayiBolade @webdeveloper_NG Ogun and lagos is not far though. But i feel if something is important to you then you go for it! Even if the event it in Abuja

@visionsofstream @webdeveloper_NG I'm pretty sure there's a lot of Tech event that happens time to time around your area🙂

Have you ever gotten a job from someone you met at a tech event?

@amosuibk Very true

some of you need to reduce your visibility and get back to work. stay in silence for some time so that you can manifest properly. right now, you lack skills and competence, all you have is online noise for validation which won't do you any good.

@webdeveloper_NG Attend a tech event?

@visionsofstream You'll get where?👀

@just_andydev Thank you boss

WordPress developers are landing jobs on upwork daily. If the market is saturated the bee the element elementor guy. The woo commerce guy etc. And look for clients that are new, a client who has spent $10k or $200k won't hire someone with zero clients or reviews but anyone who have spent less than $10k will give you a chance.

If you've never landed a gig on Upwork yet, use this strategy and bookmark this. I was on Upwork for 7 years. Two clients liked my work so much that they hired me full-time and 3 years later I'm still working with them. Here's what actually works: 1. Boosting proposals won't land you gigs. Your experience will. 2. Clients want results, not resumes. Be specific. Show your work. Describe exactly how you solve problems. 3. Specialize. A Webflow client doesn't want a WordPress dev. A WordPress client doesn't want a React dev, be the guy or lady they want. 4. Use a professional photo. Seriously. My whole account was built on one promise: if your software has a bug, I'm your guy. Be the person who screams "I can solve YOUR problem" not "I can do everything."

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@visionsofstream Nice check out sabiskill.vercel.app

Hi i'm Billionaire Developer a software developer shipping problem solving softwares I built sabiskill.vercel.app an open source elearning platform with over 250+ user in a month If you're in tech let's connect Quote this and tell us what you do

@YulEdochie We don hear na! Shey there are others who wants to contest!

Peter Obi lacks the balls to be commander in chief.

@TalentBridgeHub Pleasure is all mine Talentbridge

@visionsofstream Let’s connect 🤝 Always great to meet builders, what are you currently working on?

lets #connect with people interested in: - Frontend - Backend - Full stack - DevOps - Leetcode - AI/ML - Data Science - Freelancing - Startup - Tech Let's grow together 🤝🏻

@webdesignerng Amen

May we land high paying clients this week 🙏❤️

@honest30bgfan_ Ok

“ The only reason women don’t spend on men is because women are smart and they always invest the right way, nobody is forcing men to give women money they just chose to do it” ——- Lady

@fidexcode We don stop to dey go church since! Them too lie for church

Once you start tech, you go first stop to dy go church 😔

@andrewchigaemez We are here

Currently at 394 followers🎉💃🎉 Yes where are my 6 followers… If you are into tech: Data science AI/ML engineering Frontend or Backend Mobile development Startup founder Let’s connect and grow together 😊💃🎉

@just_andydev Developer

To every designer, developer, writer, or marketer just starting out: Pick ONE skill. Master it until it's uncomfortable. Then expand. Generalists win later. Specialists win first. Don't try to be everything in year one.