Chunkyra

That sounds like an intriguing opportunity, and I hope it's still available. Here's a brief overview of my background: I have three years of experience as a content creator for businesses on Reels and TikTok. Following that, I worked as an editor for six YouTube channels. My portfolio includes working with streamers and using the Movavi Screen Recorder program. While I haven't had direct experience with osbot, I'm a quick learner. If you're interested, you can reach me at knehanshazel099@gmail.com

I'm leaning towards Python because it seems a bit more beginner-friendly, but is Java more useful in the long run, especially for getting a job? Speaking of jobs, with the rise of remote work, has anyone considered hire remote software developers [instead of local ones]? It seems like it could open up a wider talent pool, but I'm wondering if there are any downsides to consider. It would be great to hear your thoughts on this, especially from more experienced programmers.