If you don’t have a job as a programmer and want to learn fast, focus on active learning with lots of practice. Here is the path I recommend you take to fast-track the process: 1) Start with targeted, interactive lessons — short sessions of introductory and passive learning. 2) Passion projects — spend the bulk of your emphasis on longer sessions of challenging, passion-driven side projects.
3) Aim for things that you like to do or that will make your daily obligations easier. 4) Bring along a mentor or pay a freelancer to guide you. They will provide feedback and help you throw out lousy coding habits. Supplement with other sources to fill in the gaps. 5) Keep repeating steps 1 through 4 while applying for entry-level programming jobs.
6) Enroll in a short, targeted, software development path.
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How to Become an Advanced Excel User (or Excel Guru)
Speed up your Excel Guru Journey using the following techniques:
1) User Traditional Methods like Excel Tutorials, Training Classes, and Textbooks
2) Combine Excel Projects with Existing Passions
3) Follow the Existing Excel Gurus – Online and in Person
4) Make Sure to Practice a lot – Most effective to Reverse Engineer Great Spreadsheets
5) Master the Shortcuts
6) Teach Others about Excel
7) Create an Excel Related Business