• Short message
  • Long Detailed Description
  • The Intersection
  • Why I need this job so bad ?
    • About | DIBYA
  • If you made this far
  • So if its yes I want to help thapakazi
  • Coda

Short message

tldr;

Greetings all,

With my full honesty, I am looking for a work opportunity to work as a fullstack developer with awesome team to build the better future. If you or someone you know is looking a guy like me, let’s connect.

complete write-up: https://thapakazi.github.io/posts/looking_for_a_opportunity/.

Thanks in advance.

–sorry I couldn’t find time to put a gif for this post.

My skills/talents:

• write programs and ship it with current industry standards
• organize team effort, support peers to achieve timelines
• calmly accept and handle emergencies and complex/interesting challenges
• capacity to playfully learn things quickly
• work experience: 2000 days+ as DevOps Engg(working everyday to be fullstack)

To the recruiters or if you are interested to dig more on my skills and work history:

My bios:

• cv: https://github.com/thapakazi/cv
• toptal: https://www.toptal.com/resume/milan-thapa
• more: https://thapakazi.github.io/info/

Long Detailed Description

Before I begin why I am writing this, I want a write up on my current self, i,e where I stand now(Dec 2019).

• I am investing heavily on my skill to:
  • be a full stack web developer and build https://dibya.org
  • certifications: KCA, KCAD and more
  • discipline myself with healthy living habits(early morning: 4a.m. workouts, healthy/timely eating)
• I am trying my way in into freelancing: i.e, no stable income source
• alternately: Actively talking with multiple people to find next best job.

So I am looking for a opportunity where I could grow up to best version of my self, build an deliver high quality software to build better future.

The Intersection

I would love to work with your team build if you feel like you align with the following list to some degree considerable. I expect conditions where:

• You could:
  • entertain me with your hardest dev and ops challenges
  • throw me lazy boring tasks but encourage/expect me to automate it
  • truly support me to work on my idea: dibya.org
  • genuinely work on my reviews and yield honest feedback
    • only concern about my quality of work and delivery
    • not on my flex work hours and space.
  • push me to be more social:
    • openly encourage/support me to participate: present/organize international conferences.
    • publish writings/contents on what we build
    • build open-source tools we need
  • take care of these for me:
    • most have things
      • your business domain is impactful and has well documented:
        • growth timelines and execution plans
        • work contracts and expectations(on my job role)
      • survival and sustenance:
        • I am not just a employee but I own piece of the business too.
        • I could earn handsomely to support living of me and my family
    • Auxiliaries(optional):
      • A decent working laptop/screens that I own as I work
      • Bonus: for my strong internet connection
      • Emergency plans: of health expenses
      • dedicated budgets for training and certifications
  • trust on my freedom:
    • of speech to complement your ideas and actions
    • to work from places where I am most productive
    • to define my work hours and priorities
• You care to: emphasize that everyone could perform best when they have:
  • well sound(rested) health: body, mind, emotions
  • good family hours
  • friendly working space
  • least possible worries on things like(money, workspace, team dynamics)
• also feel like meetings kills everyone time
  • if organized without proper agenda
  • if their frequency is more than 2-3 per week.
• your company culture:
  • environment of openness (freedom of speech and actions)
  • prefer empowering to complaining
  • practice honest reviews(work,compensation)
  • automated salary distribution (close to biweekly) with bonus
  • well documented on-boarding - off-boarding walk-through steps
  • blameless and supportive of improvement and correction
  • encourage more offline communications
  • flexibility: believe on actions to process
  • remote friendly
  • …

Why I need this job so bad ?

Frankly speaking, I need this job to support my living so I could focus to build meanings and dreams of my life: dibya.org, a mentorship platform that help individuals to be skilled with software development skills to build their carrier.

But I am open to invest my life energy on your dreams if your business: vision/idea is awesome too.

About | DIBYA

Why: I have a dream: 5-10yrs from now, I would be able to create a platform: dibya: https://dibya.org which would create a 10M+ skilled computer programmers on at least 5 developing countries like Nepal so nobody should limit their biggest life goal to green cards or go abroad, earn somewhat and buy a piece of land on Kathmandu in search of prosperity. My biggest worries is it applies mostly to youths(5.4M+) of my nation.

Just for that, I believe opportunities, wealth could be created in abundance if we could empower ourselves with certain skill and act the right way, regardless of our geography or time-zones. I have few friends who are living by that example and I dream to see that multiplied by 100 thousands. My experience tells that our current education system should be transformed in a way such that a youngster could choose to develop their skills necessary to act on real practical world and purse their own meanings. I remember how my dad felt on my convocation day when I said to him: "I wasted 4yrs+ of my life on university struggling to learn things". Things that were delivered in a super boring ways that killed my interest on learning, things I would never use my entire life or things I could have just learned to google. 2160 hrs+ of life I spent after college is what has help me shape what I am today and it also applies to majorities of friends/people I know. I would never gain those 4yrs of my life back, but I could act in a way such that no one would ever have need to do the same.

What/How: Via this platform: https://dibya.org, individuals could enroll to courses that engage them to hands-on learning, assignments/quizzes, code-reviews, feedback/support sessions, real-life project or practical lab sessions close to it. Most of it is all guided by industry experts who are working on some real-world problems everyday. On top of it, learners could even get benefits like: the scholarship: free access to most of advance courses, interactions, or re-fund (idea, yet to be concrete) if proven qualified. Think of it as, a school focused to groom individuals to equipped with all necessary skills on programming they need to do real world project(of their domain). Learn more on: https://dibya.org

Edit: If you like our idea: dibya.org your support (even the words of encouragements) would be highly appreciated. We just started 3 months+ ago on this idea, super early on that sense. If you have any thing to add/suggest or want to help on your own ways, write to us: knock.knock@dibya.org or on details below.

If you made this far

You might have multiple views of me by now:

• this guy is fucking crazy, this guy is too good to be true
• this guy will never get a job, fuck him
• this guy seems worth considering
• this guy is our ex-employee, I wish he come back
• this guy is cool, I wish I could hire him
• this guy is genuine, he speaks by his mind and heart
• this guy will do something in life, he doesn’t need job, all he needs is a support
• dms/comments so far:
  • R u serious ? 😱
• your own on comments :P

So if its yes I want to help thapakazi

• you could suggest me some creative ideas of earning
• you could hire me, just like that
• you could hire me as a part-time employee/contractor
• you could hire me via upwork/toptal.
• you could just fund https://dibya.org
• you could just close this tab and forget me and rely this message to some who you know could help me

My contacts all linked up on my profile: https://thapakazi.github.io

email	milans dot thapa 78 at gmail dot com
twitter	https://twitter.com/thapakazi_
site	https://thapakazi.github.io
telegram	https://t.me/thapakazi
github	https://github.com/thapakazi
cell	+977 9841 715 750

Coda

In my ~2000 days of my carrier, I have learned 100s of useful stuffs of hows (how to build things, how to run things, how to fix the broken, how to rescue things, how to how to communicate, how to how to do X and how to do Y)

But only recently, I woke up to see best possible use of all those hows, i.e, what I could do and most importantly why I want to do it.

Thanks for being till end, I would love to hear more from you on comments below. 🙇‍