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Hello,
We have invited Carl Chenet to school 42, founder of LinuxJobs, which has been offering job offers using free software and open source technologies since 2015.
He also created the Journal du Hacker, a technology watch platform (like Hacker News).
Living decently by volunteering to contribute to free projects is often complicated. Some will tell you that you can only contribute to FOSS on your free time.
Carl has demonstrated that this is not a universal truth: he has presented the different possibilities that will be available to you if you want to move towards a professional career in free software.
His conference will focus on the following guidelines:
The conference will last one hour in Amphi, on Tuesday, November 19 from 16:00 to 17:00.
Aren't you a student at school? This is not a problem, you can still attend. However, please follow the following instructions:
We can accommodate a maximum of 10 external people (not including speakers).
The conference call will be recorded: you can find it after a few weeks on YouTube channel studios42 (the school channel) under a free license.
We will organize a debate on the theme of employability in the field of free software.
We invite you to argue on the subject with Carl, who will be taking part in the debate.
In particular, we will be able to address the following issues:
Places are limited. It is strongly recommended to attend the conference before the debate in order to be able to understand and follow the discussions.
External visitors cannot attend the debate, but we will provide a summary on the site.
See you soon,
~ N&B
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