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Included links for the profiles to be mentioned below.
I never thought I’d be posting here but I’m sure happy I am.
So yesterday I got an interview for a position as a full stack web dev and today I got an email saying I got the job.
Things I did that helped me to land the job:
Advanced courses (lots of them). This helped me get deep knowledge of the tools and technologies I use. Certificates are a plus. (My Udemy Profile )
Build a nice well-formatted resume. I spent a week doing research on how to build a good resume, event spent $ on a resume builder.
Prep for the interview process. Asking key questions can make it or break it.
Have a GitHub account with projects to showcase. (My GitHub Account )
Have a personal website with projects to showcase. (My Personal Website )
Example of questions:
What are the day to day responsibilities of the position?
How’s the culture?
Where’s the company heading in 5 years?
Are there career paths?
Good luck and happy coding!
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Hey man, congratulations.
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Hello, and congrats! Did they ask you to code/fix anything to prove your coding skills? Also any reccomondations for courses? Apart from freeCodeCamp, I also do udemy.
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Congrats Bro!!! Keep reaching for the sky.
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Horv87
June 21, 2019, 5:10am
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Congratulations! Now the real challenge begins, don’t be afraid to ask questions, admit mistakes (you will make them), and have fun learning!
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Can you share your profile page with us ???
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Checkout the post update.
More than asking me to code, they asked me technical questions.
From what I can remember, these are some:
Where do scripts go? (Depends if the script needs to be loaded before the body. Usually before the closing body tag)
Difference between == and === (one does type coercion)
Difference between SQL and No-SQL.
What does it mean for a database to be a relational database?
For courses, check the post update.
Very important advice. Thank you!
Wow I got 3/4 of those same questions:
