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asked by misspatoYes i do! I believe that is my obligation to make the site owner know it. Even if most of the times i get no feedback from them, a thank you would be nice.
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Yes, i agree with you.
And guess what, i don't have a clue why's that. As every questions have been posted as anonymous, until i block anonymous questions, isn't possible to know why. -
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Hi,
I didn't quit my company to go freelance, i just quit.
Freelancing is a mater of opportunity, doesn't mean that i am not open to evaluate future projects. -
Hi,
VP, Directors and others, are just a words if you are talking about startup environment.
When you work on a startup company you are one person to help the company, you can get the title you want, but the essential is the work you do.
If you are after titles, you are doing something wrong.
I didn't left for freelance, i just left "period". Freelancing is a mater of opportunity, doesn't mean that i am not open to evaluate future projects. I could sell you a lot of bullshit about the shift, but i haven't made the shift, i just left the company, and the reasons are private mater, sorry. -
I really love to live in Montijo, i never though of changing the place were i live. It's my safety spot, having the bonus of being near by Alcochete, a place that i really enjoy to spend my spare times.
But as everybody i would say that i have some places where i wouldn't mind to live on:
In Portugal, i would admit to change my living place, to Alentejo, Costa Vicentina, somewhere at 2h max distance from Lisbon.
Outside Portugal, i would think serious on a change if you'r talking about places like Barcelona, i really enjoyed every moment spent on it, and i have good friends there
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I am used to be called the php guy
