It's not unexpected that your application for a 100-job offer was rejected. Transitioning from a chemistry background to a bootcamp that claims to prepare you for a job doesn't quite align with the industry's expectations. It's essential to build a strong foundation in computer science before diving into projects. Starting with a roadmap that starts with fundamentals and progressing to advanced topics like data structures and object-oriented programming would be a more advisable approach. Then you can move on to get experienced in a technology like react, at this point you will be able to land actual good jobs, good luck.
No dude, the amount of 'React devs' I have met that don't know a thing about data struct and algo. You don't need any of that for simple web dev jobs, nobody is going to ask a junior dev to do system design or app scaling, unless applying for FAANG or similar. Having good JS knowledge is enough to get into the field, you can do exactly like he does and slowly gain knowledge while working.
Ok, I must say that you are exceptional, learning to code for one year and then finding a job with that level of experience is astonishing to me at least. Can I get your github ?
I'm moving from design work to programming just to have a wider skillset and this was honestly super motivating. Thanks for sharing dude
I'm really glad to hear it motivated you! Trust me in a couple of months you will have made lots of progress. Good luck!
I'm actually at the start of my journey and this motivated me to get on with it🔥
Glad to hear it motivated you! You got this
It's not unexpected that your application for a 100-job offer was rejected. Transitioning from a chemistry background to a bootcamp that claims to prepare you for a job doesn't quite align with the industry's expectations. It's essential to build a strong foundation in computer science before diving into projects. Starting with a roadmap that starts with fundamentals and progressing to advanced topics like data structures and object-oriented programming would be a more advisable approach.
Then you can move on to get experienced in a technology like react, at this point you will be able to land actual good jobs, good luck.
No dude, the amount of 'React devs' I have met that don't know a thing about data struct and algo. You don't need any of that for simple web dev jobs, nobody is going to ask a junior dev to do system design or app scaling, unless applying for FAANG or similar. Having good JS knowledge is enough to get into the field, you can do exactly like he does and slowly gain knowledge while working.
Great ❤
Go forth and pwn my brother! I'm on the same journey
Rooting for you🫡
Ok, I must say that you are exceptional, learning to code for one year and then finding a job with that level of experience is astonishing to me at least. Can I get your github ?
Thanks for the comment I appreciate it but I'm no one special haha. It's available on my website 😁
Congratulations!
Thank you!
what were you asked during your technical interviews?
How much money did make on the first job you got