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" When building your START-UP don't Focus too much on your competitors, if you do you will more likely die of suicide than murder " - YC
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How can you get a job as a self-taught developer?
This is what I will do if I start from scratch:
1) First, I will define what kind of developer I want to be:
- Frontend
- Backend
- Game developer
- Mobile developer, etc.
2) I will start researching/learning only the necessary skills to get me there β only the necessary skills:
- First, I will research or ask senior developers based on my choice.
- List out all the necessary skills to get me there.
- Gain enough skills, at least to secure an internship in a company.
3) I will start building small and demonstrable projects each week and share them with others:
- I will start building a small project every week and push it on GitHub.
- Meanwhile, I will share what I learned on different social media platforms. This will help me connect with like-minded people and document my journey.
4) I will start enhancing my portfolio and create a CV:
- When I say portfolio, you might think that I am referring to a website (No).
- Having a website is a plus, but what really matters as a developer is your GitHub and LinkedIn. Those are the two platforms you need to focus on.
- Then, I will build my CV filled with my latest projects to demonstrate what I can do.
5) Start applying for an internship (not a job again):
- At this stage, I will start looking for companies that are seeking potential developers based on my choice.
- Contact them and try to get my foot in the industry. Meanwhile, I can repeat steps 3 and 4.
6) Learn as much as possible and contribute as much as possible during your internship:
- Yes, as a developer, you have to constantly learn and update your knowledge.
- Give it your all regardless of the outcome. You might land a job at the same company where you took your internship. If you don't get hired, move on to the next opportunity.
7) Okay, this time you need to look for a job; you have already leveled up from the internship stage:
- Like I said, you don't have to apply for internships anymore. You have already passed that stage; you are now a junior developer. Find a position based on your career as a junior developer.
- Start leveling up from there.
Important note:
* Have faith in yourself and show up every day to do the job.
How long will it take, you ask?
* I would say 1 - 1.5 years to land first junior position job.
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This is what I will do if I start from scratch:
1) First, I will define what kind of developer I want to be:
- Frontend
- Backend
- Game developer
- Mobile developer, etc.
2) I will start researching/learning only the necessary skills to get me there β only the necessary skills:
- First, I will research or ask senior developers based on my choice.
- List out all the necessary skills to get me there.
- Gain enough skills, at least to secure an internship in a company.
3) I will start building small and demonstrable projects each week and share them with others:
- I will start building a small project every week and push it on GitHub.
- Meanwhile, I will share what I learned on different social media platforms. This will help me connect with like-minded people and document my journey.
4) I will start enhancing my portfolio and create a CV:
- When I say portfolio, you might think that I am referring to a website (No).
- Having a website is a plus, but what really matters as a developer is your GitHub and LinkedIn. Those are the two platforms you need to focus on.
- Then, I will build my CV filled with my latest projects to demonstrate what I can do.
5) Start applying for an internship (not a job again):
- At this stage, I will start looking for companies that are seeking potential developers based on my choice.
- Contact them and try to get my foot in the industry. Meanwhile, I can repeat steps 3 and 4.
6) Learn as much as possible and contribute as much as possible during your internship:
- Yes, as a developer, you have to constantly learn and update your knowledge.
- Give it your all regardless of the outcome. You might land a job at the same company where you took your internship. If you don't get hired, move on to the next opportunity.
7) Okay, this time you need to look for a job; you have already leveled up from the internship stage:
- Like I said, you don't have to apply for internships anymore. You have already passed that stage; you are now a junior developer. Find a position based on your career as a junior developer.
- Start leveling up from there.
Important note:
* Have faith in yourself and show up every day to do the job.
How long will it take, you ask?
* I would say 1 - 1.5 years to land first junior position job.
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11 Reasons Why Networking is Essential for Any Startup ππ
https://telegra.ph/11-Reasons-Why-Networking-is-Essential-for-Any-Startup-03-25
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https://telegra.ph/11-Reasons-Why-Networking-is-Essential-for-Any-Startup-03-25
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Telegraph
11 Reasons Why Networking is Essential for Any Startup
Building your network is a key component to the ongoing success of your startup. Starting a business is always going to be a difficult endeavor that requires a large number of factors to go in your favor. However, there are many things that you can do toβ¦
U have to be able to answer these questions if u really plan to have a startup
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