How to get the foot in the door.
It's always been the case, and nowadays even more, that a CS degree is irrelevant for employers. Get an interview, show you're interested in solving problems for the company and grow on the job.
Creating personal projects - not todo apps - from scratch with proper back, front it's CI/CD will be very helpful for interviews to get a job. Best of luck
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How to get the foot in the door.
It's always been the case, and nowadays even more, that a CS degree is irrelevant for employers. Get an interview, show you're interested in solving problems for the company and grow on the job.
Data-structures, control flow and language syntax :)
Creating personal projects - not todo apps - from scratch with proper back, front it's CI/CD will be very helpful for interviews to get a job. Best of luck
Don’t just follow tutorials—build real things! Start small (a calculator, to-do app, weather app) and work your way up
Be curious about new things but beware of hype.
Here are some posts that might help:
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Enthusiasm goes a long way!
Agreed!
Whatever you do, don't believe that a portfolio website amounts to anything. It doesn't. Do it if you want, but consider it practice.
What's more valuable is your GitHub profile. Contribute to open source, create your own repositories, etc. This is far better than having a portfolio.
Hope these ones help:
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You have endless possibilities. Don't put yourself into a barriers.
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