I am a software engineer currently working @ShopPad, previously @HPE. I like to build websites and web application in PHP, JavaScript, and Golang. I have an unhealthy obsession with Mexican food (🌯)
Read every day, about your industry this will eventually help you gain more experience, more knowledge that can help you in your interviews.
Work on open source projects. Companies see the value, and they can even see your skills in the code. Especially if you help has few commits on a big project, that adds value to an interview.
Talk to anyone that you know that is looking for a project to build and build it for them for free with the chances that you can showcase it online. Make sure is a realistic project with your skills set. Make sure you take these projects very seriously because they are going to help you in the future.
Find a company that needs a programmer and work for them very cheap.
Create a LinkedIn account let everybody know that you contribute to open source projects and that you have work on many projects.
These are the things that I did when I was getting started, and it works out perfectly for me. Hopefully, it will help you too.
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Read every day, about your industry this will eventually help you gain more experience, more knowledge that can help you in your interviews.
Work on open source projects. Companies see the value, and they can even see your skills in the code. Especially if you help has few commits on a big project, that adds value to an interview.
Talk to anyone that you know that is looking for a project to build and build it for them for free with the chances that you can showcase it online. Make sure is a realistic project with your skills set. Make sure you take these projects very seriously because they are going to help you in the future.
Find a company that needs a programmer and work for them very cheap.
Create a LinkedIn account let everybody know that you contribute to open source projects and that you have work on many projects.
These are the things that I did when I was getting started, and it works out perfectly for me. Hopefully, it will help you too.