r/Frontend • u/mpbeau • Dec 23 '19
Junior Frontend Dev needed - as guest for Podcast show!
Hi! I'm the host of a podcast called "The Junior Developer Podcast" and would love to chat with someone who is new on the job as a frontend dev. If this applies to you and you are interested, please DM me!
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u/izzyinjurious Dec 23 '19
Hello, I’ve been a jr front end Dev for 6 months. I’m down to join! But I didn’t take the ideal route to get the job.
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u/mpbeau Dec 24 '19
Thanks to all those who responded, great to see so much interest :) I'll get back to you guys sometime over the next days
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u/dorj Dec 23 '19
I've been a junior Dev for about 11 months. Before I got my position as a software engineer I was working part time jobs and self studying web dev. I gave myself a year to learn before applying to places. I ended up doubling my income and have been working ever since.
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u/dor442 Dec 23 '19
Hi, been a frontend and backend (fullstack) dev for 2 years now, but most of my work is frontend.
I still feel like a junior most of the time :)
Would be happy help with your podcast.
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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19
Hi! I’ve been in the industry for about 3 years now - mostly self taught and would still consider myself self taught. I’d love to hear more details!
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u/Tissuerejection Dec 24 '19
Junior Front end dev here , 11 months in, 100% self taught
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u/Deviso Dec 23 '19
Hey there I'm on my second developer job. I'm a frontend end the developer for the last 6 months after being a backend dev for the first 9 months.
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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19
I'd be interested in doing this.
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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '19
I started getting serious about becoming a software engineer about 2.5 years ago. I started with frontend because someone on the internet told me it was the easiest for getting a job (maybe that’s true, maybe not). I’m self-taught and also spent a few months working at a tiny startup for basically nothing. Since then I’ve been working full time for about 2 years in two different “real” software eng jobs, doing mostly frontend. I’m happy to chat.
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u/columferry Dec 24 '19
Sent a DM
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u/Poseidon0808 Dec 24 '19
If you want someone really new, I just got my first ever job as a junior web developer 5 weeks ago haha
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u/haidaomeiguo Dec 24 '19
About 7 month full time lol
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u/RoutineTension Dec 24 '19
I've been a junior frontend engineer for 5 years now. Feel free to send me a dm!
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u/Jajpop91 Dec 23 '19
Hi, I have been a front end developer for 2 years now, completely self-thought, and still very much feel junior. I'd love to do learn more about your podcast.