The rapid development of information technology requires an influx of qualified specialists in all sectors of the economy. In connection with this factor, many ask the question: how to become a programmer? The experts' answers to the questions of the Promdevelop magazine can be found in the publication on the page of the magazine.
This topic worries not only applicants, but also experienced employees who want to retrain.
Being a LegalTech enthusiast and communicating with inhouse lawyers of large corporations, and, of course, with a.t.legal employees, I see from their side a keen interest in information technologies, a desire to master the techniques of working with various technological platforms. Programming has not yet become a second literacy, but even representatives of liberal arts have begun to master it. Not all of them will necessarily become professional programmers, but knowledge of the basic principles of building information systems and algorithmic thinking will be useful to everyone. In my opinion, it is absolutely necessary to feel confident in the modernizing VUCA world.
ALEXANDER PAVLOVSKY, PARTNER AT A.T.LEGAL Pravo.ru has prepared an article about the new amendments that will come into force in February. Among the interesting ones is the prohibition to write off the minimum income from debtors. Alexander Pavlovsky comments on the Federal law "On amendments to
ALEXANDER PAVLOVSKY, PARTNER AT A.T.LEGAL Customers of the educational platform GeekBrains filed a class action lawsuit against it. They demand compensation because the company does not refund money for online courses if a student decides to withdraw at the beginning of the course. This is one of
PAVEL GANIN, PARTNER AT A.T.LEGAL FOR RBC Yandex and the National Payment Card System (NPCS) decided to support Samsung in the dispute with the Swiss Sqwin SA. They filed an application for revocation of its patent on the payment system, due to which the court may prohibit the operation of Samsung