Do you like chatting about software development with other local developers? Then you are in luck as the Weekly Dev Chat In-Real-Life (WDC IRL) is on Nov 26th (Tue) at 7pm at the Strathcona Library just off Whyte Ave. It's like the virtual version of WDC but in 3D!
Everyone and anyone, including you, are welcome to join as long as you are kind, supportive, and respectful of others. Use the link below to register and get all the details:
How do you increase your profits and net worth either as an employee, consultant, or business owner? Do you focus on lowering expenses, increasing income, or both? How do you increase your profits as an employee? Any investments, either material or skills, that will increase your profit in the short or long term?
The theme for November is the business side of software development with a focus on employees, consultants, freelancers, and small business owners:
Nov 5th - Marketing: Building your personal or company brand
Nov 12th - Accounting: Taxes, payroll, and other boring but necessary tasks
Nov 19th - Profit: Increasing income and reducing expenses
Nov 26th - Values: What do you value more than money?
Everyone and anyone are welcome to join as long as you are kind, supportive, and respectful of others. Learn how to join the chat, and other useful information, here.
What non-development tasks are required to run a business and/or a household that aren't fun but required? Taxes, budgeting, paying bills, managing subscriptions, HR, contracts, certification, and likely others. When do you need professional help such as a lawyer or accountant? Have you been able to automate some of these tasks?
The theme for November is business side of software development with a focus on employees, consultants, freelancers, and small business owners:
Nov 5th - Marketing: Building your personal or company brand
Nov 12th - Accounting: Taxes, payroll, and other boring but necessary tasks
Nov 19th - Profit: Increasing income and reducing expenses
Nov 26th - Values: What do you value more then money?
Everyone and anyone is welcome to join as long as you are kind, supportive, and respectful of others. Learn how to join the chat, and other useful information, here.
