I used to work as an electrician, with no degree. Fast forward five years later, I’m in my second role as a software engineer. My advice: be consistent, take risks and stay conscious of your learning process. Once you've acquired foundational knowledge, start applying for every entry-level job, accept rejection and move on. Question what you don't know and learn it. Software engineering jobs are technical and the interviews are too. It's a skill to be able to regurgitate technical information clearly. Good luck - you'll get there!
I worked in the factory and studied at the university part-time on the weekends. TLDR. It took me 11 years after graduating to land my first fully software engineering job. Never give up!
Bro. I am doing this for more than 4 years ( learning how to code ). Still no Job. If you get one before me, I will be jelous, but hope you good luck anyway! I like what you do, I like the fact that you have an income to keep you alive. That's the best thing you can do (in this industry). Get better while having a plan B is the thing I will do also.
har också varit sjukt sugen på att skaffa en sån standing desk, din åkte rätt högt fan nästan upp till taket så att man kan köra några chins under tiden man kompilerar hah
Yup, build simple things. Build simple web sites and applications and try to learn new concepts incrementally. Don’t get stuck in tutorial hell, you should always write code as you’re learning concepts don’t just read and watch RUclips, you have to be actively coding as your learning.
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I used to work as an electrician, with no degree. Fast forward five years later, I’m in my second role as a software engineer. My advice: be consistent, take risks and stay conscious of your learning process. Once you've acquired foundational knowledge, start applying for every entry-level job, accept rejection and move on. Question what you don't know and learn it. Software engineering jobs are technical and the interviews are too. It's a skill to be able to regurgitate technical information clearly. Good luck - you'll get there!
Nice to hear man. Thank you for the tips I appreciate it!
I worked in the factory and studied at the university part-time on the weekends. TLDR. It took me 11 years after graduating to land my first fully software engineering job. Never give up!
can i get without tech degree?
Damn bro you that’s commitment!
Bro. I am doing this for more than 4 years ( learning how to code ). Still no Job. If you get one before me, I will be jelous, but hope you good luck anyway! I like what you do, I like the fact that you have an income to keep you alive. That's the best thing you can do (in this industry). Get better while having a plan B is the thing I will do also.
Nice man, just keep applying for jobs and you will get one eventually!
Good luck my guy, I'll be doing the same when I start working
My man, good luck!
learning in same way, KEEP GOIN GUYS
No stopping here
hope you make it to your dream job role and company too all the best
Thank you! I wish you all the best as well
keep going. I hope the best for you.
Thank you my friend!
Bro, I am a pharmacist and past 2 month's learning coding after my duty likes you.
..keep going ...All the best....
Strong! Good luck
man im from Iceland and sweden just looks like Iceland culturally lol. buildings, roads, signs. snus, its all the same lol
Haha my Viking brother! I think Iceland is like Sweden but with volcanoes
i though you where coding on work instead of working ;) What languages ar you studding?
Haha soon will I code at work ;) Manly C# and I use SQL and Azure a lot. How about you?
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Keep grinding bruv
Yes sir!
Im a security guard at night and i use my my free time to code. Its 4 years now and im having hard time with react
Good luck man!
I heard a ru song in your friend's car, correct?
Haha ye he likes Russian music
Can I get software engineer job without tech degree
Yea you can
har också varit sjukt sugen på att skaffa en sån standing desk, din åkte rätt högt fan nästan upp till taket så att man kan köra några chins under tiden man kompilerar hah
Hahah lite träning i mellan är aldrig fel 🤣 Riktigt nöjd med den rekommenderar att köpa
Good luck g
Thank you man
Im a software dev, piece of advice: dont follow too much tutorials, just build components you will learn far more
Thanks for the advice man I appreciate it
Yup, build simple things. Build simple web sites and applications and try to learn new concepts incrementally. Don’t get stuck in tutorial hell, you should always write code as you’re learning concepts don’t just read and watch RUclips, you have to be actively coding as your learning.
Lol good luck
Thanks