My Experience in RBK

So many things happened over the course of the last month. I have improved a lot on multiple levels both in technical and soft skills. I am more confident now with my english conversation skills and have the courage to pronounce the words in the american accent not the arabic version of english that we got used to hear at school, university and everywhere around us. In the past I used to hate Javascript but now I prefer it better than HTML/CSS that I was very comfortable with. I can even use and understand the weird syntax of the multiple anonymous functions.
I even learned how to play table tennis and can play against the top players among the students while never playing it in my whole life.

It was a pleasant experience over all, but I hoped that there were transportations and lunch meals cuz some of us can't afford that and we barely survived this month by borrowing the 200 JOD and the transportation fees as well.

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