Segay's Story I became interested in coding in 2021 it's something I always wanna learn but not being able to know which programming language would be beneficial for the right job or more in demand. It was just 3-4 years ago they started offering this in Jamaica and it was only in a particular section in Jamaica it wasn't introduced in every parish still isn’t I did watch a few YouTube videos but I never really get the hang of it. I wanted a lil more guidance along the way.
My motivation to learning how to code is I always consider myself as someone who is always working on the backend of business I did technical support while working at contact centers,it's kind of different but I enjoyed it. I then started to work as a Virtual assistant in which I was managing and building shopify websites which i was soung a lil html realized maybe I can try and learn how to code but due to my location I've never been able to find a program.I do believe if I was able to improve my skills I would be able to land a job years ago instead of working as a Freelancer so I'm trying to develop skills so I can provide for my children and give them a better life.
My hobbies are reading, working on projects to improve my skillset, my favorite relaxing at the beach and I also enjoy dining with friends.
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