Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

Bro u in Nigeria and it pays in dollars just accept it

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

Accept it, it's a good one.
How did you get the internship? I'm also a java backend dev.

Kvngfrosh:
Accept it, it's a good one.
How did you get the internship? I'm also a java backend dev.

I searched through Google.

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

that pay is poor for an internal

peropoliet:
that pay is poor for an internal

What should be the ideal pay for an intern? I have not said accepted yet.

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

I highly recommends you to accept this offer.

Bros connect me am also looking one thanks.

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

good day, bro. Please how did you get the internship position? I am a java developer also please connect me, thanks.

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

The pay might not be perfect but you need the experience and recommendation on your CV. If you don't have other better offers, I'd suggest you accept it

Omo! Na to port go java o. Better than wasting time with over hyped stacks.

Op please accept that offer, get the experience. Then apply to bigger firms. Your current firm might even give you an offer to keep you, then weigh their offer with other offers and choose the best.

batistutajulio:

Hi everyone.

I got an internship for a Java Backend role as an intern that will last for 12 months. The offer is $250, do you guys think it is okay as an industry standard. Its a company in Central Europe and I would be working remotely from Nigeria.

Is there anything I should ask or know before I accept the offer?

If it's $250 monthly it's a good offer.

That's 117k naira monthly in my opinion not bad, but the pay is low, but regardless take it,

It will be a Java job experience, remote company experience and from there you can learn enough for the next job. take it, you could also be referred for other projects on the side from colleagues if you do a very good job. I am helping my foreign colleague with his side project for cash.



No dull

wait 250$ monthly or for 12 months

qtguru:
That's 117k naira monthly in my opinion not bad, but the pay is low, but regardless take it,

It will be a Java job experience, remote company experience and from there you can learn enough for the next job. take it, you could also be referred for other projects on the side from colleagues if you do a very good job. I am helping my foreign colleague with his side project for cash.



No dull

I need your advice boss.

I am currently learning Asp.Net, I can write C# well already, and I know that C# is very similar Java so I can pick up Java.

But I don't know if I should continue with Asp or switch to spring boot of Java considering job availability and pay.

Sulele04:

I need your advice boss.

I am currently learning Asp.Net, I can write C# well already, and I know that C# is very similar Java so I can pick up Java.

But I don't know if I should continue with Asp or switch to spring boot of Java considering job availability and pay.

It depends, for Nigeria both will get you jobs, but Java/Kotlin is a more relevant language because:

1. Java is more popular and established libraries Apache Commons
2. Android Dev and Spring boot at once
3. and other Java dialect platforms.

But I would advise picking Java so I can forward your resume to Interswitch they need a lot of Java Engineers.

qtguru:


It depends, for Nigeria both will get you jobs, but Java/Kotlin is a more relevant language because:

1. Java is more popular and established libraries Apache Commons
2. Android Dev and Spring boot at once
3. and other Java dialect platforms.

But I would advise picking Java so I can forward your resume to Interswitch they need a lot of Java Engineers.

I will start learning Java and spring boot, and I will update you.

Also do I need to learn Kotlin too cause I thought Kotlin is just for Android dev.

Sulele04:


I will start learning Java and spring boot, and I will update you.

Also do I need to learn Kotlin too cause I thought Kotlin is just for Android dev.

You only learn Kotlin when you know Java to a degree. It's meant to be easier. You can use Kotlin for Spring boot and Android

qtguru:


It depends, for Nigeria both will get you jobs, but Java/Kotlin is a more relevant language because:

1. Java is more popular and established libraries Apache Commons
2. Android Dev and Spring boot at once
3. and other Java dialect platforms.

But I would advise picking Java so I can forward your resume to Interswitch they need a lot of Java Engineers.

bro good day, please i just sent you a mail, abeg respond, thanks.

qtguru:


It depends, for Nigeria both will get you jobs, but Java/Kotlin is a more relevant language because:

1. Java is more popular and established libraries Apache Commons
2. Android Dev and Spring boot at once
3. and other Java dialect platforms.

But I would advise picking Java so I can forward your resume to Interswitch they need a lot of Java Engineers.

To do wat?

Sulele04:


I will start learning Java and spring boot, and I will update you.

Also do I need to learn Kotlin too cause I thought Kotlin is just for Android dev.

Lolz

Sulele04:

I need your advice boss.

I am currently learning Asp.Net, I can write C# well already, and I know that C# is very similar Java so I can pick up Java.

But I don't know if I should continue with Asp or switch to spring boot of Java considering job availability and pay.

Oga just cool down learn only one Lang. Wen d Lang pay u can learn more... No go confuse ya sef.

qtguru:


You only learn Kotlin when you know Java to a degree. It's meant to be easier. You can use Kotlin for Spring boot and Android

Ok thank you sir.

qtguru:


You only learn Kotlin when you know Java to a degree. It's meant to be easier. You can use Kotlin for Spring boot and Android

I replied to her for an increase to 400 EUR/Month and they are preparing my contract as a Java intern next week. do you think it is okay?


Guys, they are looking to forward to working with me and I am looking forward too. can't wait to become a full time employee!!! Europe here I come.

batistutajulio:



I replied to her for an increase to 400 EUR/Month and they are preparing my contract as a Java intern next week. do you think it is okay?


Guys, they are looking to forward to working with me and I am looking forward too. can't wait to become a full time employee!!! Europe here I come.

That's 270k Monthly(black market) that's not bad, take it and keep studying Java, read on Java Design Patterns, Java Optionals and Java collections, all the best

qtguru:


That's 270k Monthly that's not bad, take it and keep studying Java, read on Java Design Patterns, Java Optionals and Java collections, all the best

Thank you.

LikeAking:


Oga just cool down learn only one Lang. Wen d Lang pay u can learn more... No go confuse ya sef.

Leave them. NIGERIANS dey can learn 20 languages and frameworks but they can't develop great Application with any of them.

batistutajulio:



I replied to her for an increase to 400 EUR/Month and they are preparing my contract as a Java intern next week. do you think it is okay?


Guys, they are looking to forward to working with me and I am looking forward too. can't wait to become a full time employee!!! Europe here I come.

Congratulations....be prepared the money will increase.... always remember the reward is increase in value.

qtguru:


It depends, for Nigeria both will get you jobs, but Java/Kotlin is a more relevant language because:

1. Java is more popular and established libraries Apache Commons
2. Android Dev and Spring boot at once
3. and other Java dialect platforms.

But I would advise picking Java so I can forward your resume to Interswitch they need a lot of Java Engineers.

Are they open to hiring entry level devs?

emmyN:


Are they open to hiring entry level devs?

Entry level with basic Java Experience yes, but entry entry no.

3exe3:


Congratulations....be prepared the money will increase.... always remember the reward is increase in value.

Thank you.