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I collect and organize knowledge into skills

It’s becoming more and more common for me to collect, condense, and organize the knowledge I come across into skills.

An example from the other day:

I want to improve my SEO skills, and I see that Semrush has hundreds of pages about the topic.

1. I ask the agent to download all the pages (I quite like @getcontextdev for helping with this).
2. I ask it to read them all and condense all the important information.

3. I catalog it and create interconnected SEO skills to reuse in the future.

And I’ve done the same with blogs, books, and everything else I come across.

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🇨🇭 Websites to look for software jobs in Switzerland:

- LinkedIn - Indeed - SwissDevJobs - EFinancialCareers (Finance-focused) - Tie Talent - Google Jobs (the one I recommend most)

These jobs usually pay between €80,000 and €160,000 a year.

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    A lot of people ask me which websites I used to find a job in Switzerland, and I always end up recommending the same ones.

    There are a thousand options, but these are some of the ones I used back then.

    I’ll probably keep posting them from time to time to clear up any questions.

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💸 REMOTE jobs paying $80K+ - List of sites

Even though I live in Switzerland, nothing’s stopping me from working remotely for a company 👀

Here are some platforms I’ve seen for anyone interested 👇

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    Just like the other post, this tweet is for those of you who often ask me where I looked for jobs in Switzerland.

    These options are focused on remote jobs.

    Hope they’re useful!

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