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Anonymous

14 Nov 2020

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What is the max amount you're willing to pay for a course to learn? There is YouTube and Google so I am quite hesitant to pay for any course these days. Is the same for you?

Thought might be interesting to ask this question since most of my friends are on the same page as me and try to utilise free resources to the maximum.

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Chan Ze Ming

14 Nov 2020

Accountancy and Finance Student at Nanyang Polytechnic

$0 because you can always ask the community or friends (like what youre doing now) and like you said, google and youtube.

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Fahmiin

14 Nov 2020

Back End Engineer at Seedly

$25 maybe? But more often than not, most of the resources you need to learn the skills are available for free. It just depends if you find it crucial to have a structured course and a teacher vs self-taught (which IMO is a valuable skill to develop anyways).

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Just Being Ernest

12 Nov 2020

Content Creator at www.youtube.com/c/JustBeingErnest

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