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You don't need to know a a whole lot to do corporate dev. You just need to be agreeable and friendly. Keep applying. One more thing - it'd help to include how
by alexashka 9y ago
You don't need to know a a whole lot to do corporate dev. You just need to be agreeable and friendly.
Keep applying.
One more thing - it'd help to include how long you've been out of school, how many interviews you've been on, where, etc.
Right now you're in crybaby mode, masked as 'give me advice'. What you're really asking for is some sympathy from strangers.
Software dev is one of the easiest fields to get a job - try being a psychology graduate. Wipe them tears, figure out what information you actually need to get a job, ask, learn, apply, work hard.
- disgruntledphd2 9y agoWow, yeah I agree on the psychology graduate thing. Full disclosure: I was a psychology graduate. I did a PhD, learned and loved stats (and R) and discovered that coding/development was kinda fun. Now I have a job with a well-known tech company doing data science. But still, it would have been way easier if I'd gotten a degree in computer science. No PhD (and years of poverty) and I'd probably have a bunch more money. But yeah, you should focus on what you can do, not what you (feel you) can't.