At some point in our career, we've had to look back at how we started and how we are progressing and then we ask that important question, what woul...
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All this advice sounds very solid. But I couldn't work out what you were saying in this sentence: "First, no one wants to hire a junior unless you are a senior that's a junior for a lesser pay you get the gist."
Thanks for the response. What I was trying to say is getting a job as a junior developer is difficult. When you see a post for a junior role the description is that of a senior just with a lesser payment.
You are right absolutely
"College Matters" ... Yeah Buddy!!!
That's some experience there.
Carry me along sir
I will never suggest software engineering job to my family member and relations because to take this career you need to have strong will to learn it, it need to come from themselves not me suggesting it.
I really learn alot from this post, thanks for sharing!
Very well written 👏
Facts 💯
Another one that I keep telling my students and junior developers: Never copy-paste code, ever! Always type it out manually. Especially if it's from Stack Overflow or another project. This might seem slow and counterintuitive, but it in the long run it will save you debug time and allow to understand the code better.
It also allows you to immediately tailor code to your specific use case on the fly.
I love this, so many painful truths in here - not easy to hear but nevertheless so important to remind ourselves.
The pain is real
As a newbie, this is great information. Thanks alot
no pain no agin