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You have a decent income, many goals, but you just can’t seem to achieve them. Does this sound familiar? Your relationship with money is probably not ideal, and budgeting is definitely not your strong suit. Bohdan Ponomarchuk, Head of Engineering, Platform at Jooble, found himself in the same situation. However, since 2018, he has been cooperating with the financial consulting service iPlan.ua, which helped the IT professional achieve his financial goals and learn how to manage money. His experience proves that competent financial planners help to qualitatively structure knowledge about finances, and planning helps to multiply money and achieve goals. Thanks to cooperation with the iPlan.ua project, which was founded by the famous financier Lyubomyr Ostapiv with his partner Vyacheslav Maslennikov, the IT professional achieved all his previously set goals and continues to set new ones and implement them. How iPlan.ua works and how to start collaborating with the project, dev.ua tells.

According to the current trends in the IT development labor market, employers no longer need the same skillset of 2020-2021. Today’s early-stage developers in the AI ​​era must have a completely different set of stacks to qualify for an offer. This is confirmed by both experienced Ukrainian tech specialists and co-founders of the startup Hello Interview Evan King and Stefan May. They believe that the results of candidates who would have secured an offer in 2021 may not even make it to the selection stage today. According to HR experts, the opinions of experienced developers on this issue and the position of the business are slightly different. We decided to look towards the latter and find out how the requirements for junior developers have changed in recent years, what skills the employer is looking for in beginners, and how juniors can generally «hook» the employer.

In May, co-founder and CEO of the American startup Praxis Dryden Brown will begin a tour of various cities around the world, including Kyiv, to choose a place to create the first city whose residents will work on developments in the fields of AI, biotechnology, energy, cryptocurrencies and advanced manufacturing. The startup is funded by Silicon Valley investors. For the city, he needs at least 40.5 km².

Among civil servants there are large owners of Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, as well as various altcoins. The leader in the number of declared Bitcoins and Ethereum was Oleksandr Kizlyar, a deputy of the Khmelnytskyi District Council. Most officials store crypto assets on exchanges, and only 2% chose cold wallets.