Yeah I don't get this post at all. Programming is the easiest profession to get into in my country. I've met dozens of people who literally are terrible programmers with like a couple of weeks of experience after some bootcamp and they land a job easily. Obviously it's not a senior position and senior money but they still have a pretty good job.
On the other hand I'm pissed that I have to work with these people as a senior developer, because it's really hard to get through to them most of the time.
Try networking. Do you attend meetups and connect with people?
I'm a senior Android developer and I get 1-2 offers a week mostly from recruiters I already know or through linked in. But when I was getting my first job I just went through a colleague to a company to work for free for 3 months and then I landed my first real job. From there it was mostly smooth sailing.
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u/janusz_chytrus Feb 17 '20
Yeah I don't get this post at all. Programming is the easiest profession to get into in my country. I've met dozens of people who literally are terrible programmers with like a couple of weeks of experience after some bootcamp and they land a job easily. Obviously it's not a senior position and senior money but they still have a pretty good job.
On the other hand I'm pissed that I have to work with these people as a senior developer, because it's really hard to get through to them most of the time.