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First show initiative that you are able to learn the technology that companies are using. If you have time, start learning these technologies on the side and pu
by gerosan 10y ago
First show initiative that you are able to learn the technology that companies are using. If you have time, start learning these technologies on the side and put them on your LinkedIn. Pluralsight (paid service) allows you to link your completed courses to your LinkedIn as certificates of completion. If you are a coachable person and understand the basics of technology, you are a "good" candidate for a job. Good luck!
- jamesmp98 10y agoI can surely do that and even plan to, but I feel that the next guy can load his resume with a degree and cert's and beat me. Even if I'm better than him.
- PaulHoule 10y agoPlenty of people have the degree but don't have the right attitude. My experience is that "self taught" developers can be great to work with. If I was looking for a "data scientist" or somebody to write compilers, I would probably expect someone to have a degree, for an application programmer I'd prefer somebody with experience and pluck over somebody who just has a degree.