The book helps young people understand technology better

Coil book Hello guys, I’m I’m walking coding (1980 Books and Thanh Nien Publishing House jointly released) is the latest title of author Pham Huy Hoang – “Mr Code Stroll” owns a blog with more than 8 million views for young people pursuing IT industry.

After graduating from university, author Pham Huy Hoang received a scholarship of £18,000 and studied for a Master’s degree in Computer Science at Lancaster University, UK. Here, he studied and worked part-time in the school’s IT department as a full-stack developer – that is, a programmer for both front-end and back-end of the product. After living and working here for a while, Hoang is confident that he can apply for jobs at foreign companies. With the experience of applying for jobs in 5 countries: Singapore, Thailand, Netherlands, Austria, Germany in 20 days, he was rejected no less than 5 times but also received 5 job offers. Through those interviews, he has accumulated countless experiences as well as interesting experiences when applying for jobs at foreign companies.

IT is a hot industry and is the choice of many young people, but the learning materials are too few. With enthusiasm and motivational sharing for young people in the rapidly developing information technology era, Pham Huy Hoang has released the book Hello guys, I’m I’m walking coding. The book not only mentions the knowledge related to the IT industry, but the author also mentions the experiences that “Mr code stroll” has learned such as: how to negotiate salary, arrange time, soft skills, language Programming languages ​​to learn, career development paths… These are also important insights that a programmer should have.

The content of the book is also summarized quite briefly, incorporating some funny stories so that readers can feel relaxed and refer to more information more easily. Not only are the specialized knowledge dry, but life stories, professional stories and many emotions through simple but witty writing style will give readers a feeling of closeness, receptivity and empathy.

The experiences and lessons summarized by the author are very close to reality, helping you save a lot of time as well as have more perspectives in the Technology industry. If you have been, are and will be pursuing the path of a programmer, this is definitely an extremely useful book, helping you to be more confident when entering the journey to pursue your own dreams and career.

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