When are you ready to apply for front end web development jobs? How much do you need to know to start looking for open positions?
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Top comments (3)
That's a great question -- I would say it's probably never too early to start applying and to try and see what happens, but that you will probably see the most success when you are super solid on the fundamentals, know the basics of backend, and know a front-end framework if you are a self-taught front-end developer. Also, apprenticeships and internships are h for learning while working.
Just read the position descriptions you want, they state the minimum requirements.
You will apply and find out, if you fail at most of them, you are not ready.
Spoiler alert, is hard to find your first position, everyone wants experience 😑, keep an eye for interships as well.
I guess if you can speak with moderate confidence about half the requirements for the position, it’s fair enough to give it a try. Don’t be the one to say no to yourself, that’s the recruiter’s job :)