12 Steps to Landing Dev Jobs in 2023

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Название	:	12 Steps to Landing Dev Jobs in 2023
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Thank you a lot ❤️
Comment from : @rabiekhalifa1103

Which IT occupation is not outsourced?
Comment from : @guillermoal8514

i started software engineering education at 2015 and from that date this guy still making clickbait titles which makes you to "click" to the video and make you listen like chitchatting with a friend Just talking no benefit
Comment from : @eyupcan6599

I've never had any luck asking for feedback after rejections
Comment from : @yumyum7196

i dont know why any time i see you , i feel that you caught a cold, any way thank you
Comment from : @farapar3783

Just landed my first job as a self taught programmer Funny enough it was with a company that rejected me in a final round I emailed that company 4 months later telling them I loved the project and I really enjoyed their team A week after that email I got a call and an offer letter in my email It’s been a 6 year dream with 9 months of applying Never give up, and don’t forget to email the companies back! They love the initiative
Comment from : @GarrettRose

Thank you uncle i hope we can meet in the future god bless you
Comment from : @rezafadillah5129

You miss a very important point which is grinding leetcode, almost all the companies now a days ask for withbording aka DSA questions as part of the technical interview
Comment from : @7mada89

Thanks alot for this
Comment from : @ndesimoniche7125

ChatGPT taking it all now lmaoo
Comment from : @plumbing1

it sounds weird to me that he didn't mention algorithms as fundamentals, as I got an interview with a tec company, I failed the algo interview and they say if I pass it the job will be mine, they give full training and no portfolio required
Comment from : @blackspitit

That is useful, very Thanks a lot
Comment from : @youssefel-h5074

Coding jobs are a commodity now, it'sa fight to the bottom of the barrelthis guy is making his money selling courses and via youtube
Comment from : @realfreedom8932

You never mentioned college degree
Comment from : @Cs-wf9ev

I changed careers at 41 I ate a lot of shit from liars at meetups and kissed a lot of ass to get hired in tech
Comment from : @TomT-ds9vn

No company in their right mind will tell you how you could have improved if you got passed over for another candidate out of fear of law suits You will be lucky if they don't even ghost you
Comment from : @showingsoftwarebugs5963

Great video ! As someone who is currently looking for a job in the tech industry, I found the advice in this piece to be incredibly valuable The tips on networking, building a strong online presence, and showcasing your skills and experience are all spot-on I'll definitely be using these steps as a guide in my job search Thank you for sharing!
Comment from : @denisdev4793

I just have started working on web dev Please help me find a remote job my friend
Comment from : @paieu

👍!
Comment from : @guilherme5094

Are you based out of Montreal ? saw you bootcam review on Google pretty amazing to see someone from Canadian job market who can mentor at a deeper level based on current market
Comment from : @vfxart1994

I'm a self-taught Python Backend dev, I can't recommend Python enough
Comment from : @ExistentialSadness

Wow, these tips are super helpful! I can't wait to start applying for dev jobs and impress employers with my newfound knowledge I'm already envisioning myself as the star developer at the hottest tech company in 2023 Thanks for the advice, video creator!
Comment from : @szilagyimiklos4757

Stef is the man and best teacher around! I went back to college for about a year to learn Python and the last 4 months I have been in his web stack online course I am a musician and in a career change I just landed my first web development job and it is because of Stefan, his online mentorship course, and his YouTube videos I am 36 and have been studying programming the last year and a half If I can do it, anyone can
Comment from : @brantbuckleymusic3383

Unrelated question: Did you fear boxing and the blows to your head would negatively effect your coding career?
Comment from : @RyuBateson218

Stefan, is it a good idea to put what programming languages and tools we use on our tech startup website? Would clients care about that? We work with data science and machine learning I often think coding is easier than finding what (great) content to put on the website
Comment from : @goktugerol1127

I 've just finished fundamentals of JS Now, I want to learn a framework but I can't decide between Vue and React Please help me I need advice
Comment from : @gsindar

Good message!
Comment from : @wm7393

I wish I had watched this vid before my last interview :)brSo i have good backend skills but not so good on html side of things Last interview, they required me to fetch data from an api using ajax, convert it to json and apply that data to HTML table in 30 minutes I did it, but it took me 30 minutes literallybrbrI found out that the solution was quite simple and I could have done it in 5 minutes if I was prepared But I was not ready for any question regarding Ajax Should have been more preparedbrThanks for vid, I sincerely hope to get away from this horrible job and start my career on anything with coding
Comment from : @Hakkology

Thanks again, Uncle Stef This kind of knowledge and preparation is sound advice, even in good times, but it's crucial with what's going on today
Comment from : @redpillsatori3020

Hey! I am a long time follower I hope you can advise me on a Master degree I have a degree on CS, I am seeking for a Master now I love Software Engineering, AI and Robotics Can you please tell me what you think? I'd like to do it remotely I was considering Georgia Tech for the OMSCS, but I'd love find more options Is it worthy?
Comment from : @pablodanielmino

I’m aiming to pickup a second software developer job mainly part time The inflation and recession requires more income even with the “comfy” full time salary
Comment from : @enrico8730