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Yeah it could be that too.

I was bullied in school. It is not pleasant at all. The easiest option is you can change schools or you could get him home taught. Bullies just prey on the week unfortunately. Some of them just do it to get a kick out of it.

Depends on your skills, experience, contacts. If you're good at what you do you can be successful. I'm looking to set up a developer business which costs me nothing and it should make me successful because there are people out there who need developers to develop stuff for them.

Social media, local internet business listings, go to business meetings, events-introduce yourself, join clubs, meet ups etc.

Also you can run your own IT suppprt business troubleshooting for local businesses and developing their network and system architecture.

So I'm thinking of setting up a IT business. My thoughts are to run a IT support business which creates system, network architecture and design for local and small business's. Also taking calls for troubleshooting 24/7, however I will have to outsource this and I'm not sure how to achieve this...

Coding is hard, you will have to practice and practice to get better and for me it's based on logic. I feel good about it to be honest, I enjoy programming. As others have said IT is the future and that's where most of the demand is at. I'm developing my own projects and it's how you...

Check the udacity nanodegree's out, you could complete them within 3-6 months such as android, ios mobile app development, vr development, AI, machine learning, robotics, data scientist etc. Being a chartered accountant is a good one. Also plumbing pays well and you could run your own team.

So in the last 2 years all the footie team members have said happy birthday to the other footie team members accept me. The only person they haven't is me even when I said happy birthday on their timeline. They don't dislike me, in fact some of these people who ignore my facebook and deleted my...

Cyber security will be in hot demand and I've read somewhere there is a huge shortage of those professionals. Agree with synergy1 networking is in demand too and the pay is good and gets better with experience.

Thanks for the tip, appreciated! You're exactly right, Javascript and the like such as react, angular etc will continue to rise and be popular. I know someone who wins clients and employs people from India cheap to do the coding.

I may even go down the consultancy route giving people advice on how to get into IT jobs and give them the know how etc with uni students paying fees since I've actually had interviews and many uni students struggle with getting in.

@Spaz Check out pluralsight, treehouse, Lynda and the like. There is a need for IT security professionals.

Hey man, Thanks for the update. Congrats on coding in Java, you really have worked hard to get there. Yeah security is getting big and will only get bigger. Amazon web services like security there is a need for skilled individuals. Also someone told postman is important and api development...

Just do projects with test case, expected result, actual result, pass, fail etc on website etc. Also put in your cv/resume: -manual, automation, pen, performance, black box testing -knowledge of SQL -knowledge of the lifecycle -test tools such as selenium, postman -jira -knowledge of...

There are a few ways you can be self employed -Become proficient in web, app development and win clients by going to business events, email business's, also allow people to find you by being on local directories, business listings, your own website etc -Act as a project manager and outsource...

Sell gaming pcs. Sell sd and network cards. Buy from a supplier and sell for a higher price. Sell all on EBay.

I'm not sure about the dynamics in the USA. However here in the UK, an employer would take projects over a degree. My 2 cents are projects show you can actually do a job to a suitable level and you have the knowledge and skills. Yes a Comp Sci is also valuable as it teaches you to do OOP...

I applied on indeed looking for junior web developer positions. As stated, there are many junior web, Javascript, php work available.

It's a movie trailer website from the Udacity full stack front end nano degree. I also have other web development projects. There's plenty of demand for web development, PHP work. I'd fully recommend taking a Udacity nanodegree (£150 a month and complete within 2 months) either full stack web...