> Is it possible to get this kind of experience as a developer? yes, but it depends on the company. tough to say which companies would give you this type of e

> Is it possible to get this kind of experience as a developer? yes, but it depends on the company. tough to say which companies would give you this type of experience without insight from an insider. > If so, is it possible to get it and work with cool tech? same answer as #1. > How much is a lack of CS degree going to hurt me? less and less as you gain more experience. a degree is important, but if you can show someone doing hiring that you're an intelligent, successful, experienced employee, then you won't have as big of a problem. > How much should I study up on verbal CS interview puzzles, which I loathe and suck at? as much as you think they'll come up in your interview. > To sum it all up: what exactly is an entry level position in web development, and where are the best places to work that actually have them? again, depends completely upon the company as to what will be expected of you. finding a good company, though, is tough. the better ones are usually smaller, although you probably already know the best big ones.