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So like everyone else I’m just working on trying to achieve financial independence and I’m trying to get beyond the low paying jobs I’m doing now. I’m considering going back to school for software development and trying to determine if it’s for me. I’m good with computers and technology, I’ve worked at a public library for years which gave me both customer service experience and what is basically basic service desk kind of work. Also, I was taking cybersecurity classes at a community college before the education quality tanked with the pandemic, and I really enjoyed the little bit of Python I did more than anything else. I’m good with technology and problem solving, like solving puzzles, enjoy learning new things, enjoyed the bit of coding I did, and have extensive customer service and working as part of a team experience. Thanks for the insight.
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