So, You Are Interviewing for a Job and need advice? Here's the best website.

The usual suspects are worth visiting, of course. There's Monster, a few blogs, but the best by far for its depth and quality of information is theinterviewguys.com.

They provide lots of information, examples, and even answers. All written in a professional and entertaining way.

Look no further, they can be of great help.

Good luck with that job interview!

The HuffPo News Source List

A friend of mine who reads the Huffington Post told me recently that they had eliminated from their site a list of news sources that included some very well known newspapers, websites, but also  less known blogs. I decided to surprise this friend of mine with a list similar to what the Huffpo had. No easy task. There are thousands of news websites and some of them are great and others less so.

This list is a work in progress. I accept suggestions. Thank you.

mashable.com
wired.com
politico.com
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/
http://www.newsmax.com/
breitbart.com
dailykos.com
https://newrepublic.com/
dailycaller.com
http://www.factcheck.org/
http://www.politifact.com/
www.motherjones.com
www.thedailybeast.com/
theverge.com
thedailybeast.com
venturebeat.com
techmeme.com
dealbreaker.com
arstechnica.com
 
 

newyorker.com

http://www.takepart.com/



fool.com
forbes.com
yahoo.finance.com
wsj.com
economist.com
ft.com
msnbc.com
cnbc.com
bloomberg.com
marketwatch.com

thenextweb.com
 zerohedge.com
readwrite.com
inc.com


entrepreneur.com

recode.net

Need those colors for Bootstrap?

Here's a website that shows you all the color nuances you might need for that bootstrap website you might be working on. http://mdbootstrap.com/css/colors
see picture

If you are in the computer repair business you have to know this forum

 The IT Knowledge Exchange

http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/

 

 

I use this : Learn Online Marketing Fast

You probably read the story of John Crestani, http://finance.yahoo.com/news/how-a-28-year-old-got-fired-then-built-a--666k-a-month-business-while-travelling-the-world-005449876.html, a young guy who barely works a few hours a week and still manages to earn tons of money. The key words to his success were online marketing. And if you would like to copy his success formula or are simply interested in online marketing, I just found what you need :

A quick course on online marketing. I haven't read the contents yet, but it looks like it's an efficient way to learn this subject's fundamentals.

fundamentals https://www.quicksprout.com/the-beginners-guide-to-online-marketing/

Genius web annotator-- no installation required and free

This web annotator will let you highlight and share articles from any  website. It's free and if you don't want to, you don't have to install anything. All you have to do is  genius.it/ in front of any URL to annotate and read other Genius annotations on any page on the Internet.

Their website is : http://genius.com/web-annotator

 

Practice coding in a fast, easy to use programming environment

You gotta try this IDE. If you don't have the time nor the desire to install a software program for this Repli.it is what you need.

In their website one can read : "Our mission is the democratization of programming and this is our attempt at providing a powerful yet easy to use interactive programming environment."

Learn to Code and Save the World at the Same Time...or Almost

This program takes about one year. But it's self-paced, so you can take as much time as you want. The program offers four certifications and many of their "graduates" have gotten jobs. It's not a bootcamp per se, but looking at the curriculum, it looks great and comes with an unbeatable price tag: zero.

As you learn you'll help nonprofits with your newly acquired knowledge.
Find out more visiting their website: https://www.freecodecamp.com/