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I was hired as a junior developer, without a degree, with the following things: - A personal blog - roughly 20 personal projects that I've worked on througho
by sodafountan 9y ago
I was hired as a junior developer, without a degree, with the following things:
- A personal blog
- roughly 20 personal projects that I've worked on
throughout my lifetime as a hobbyist, most of which weren't very complete but demonstrated my passion
- A willingness to learn
- A good attitude
- hluska 9y agoThat's very impressive. You should be proud of yourself for putting so much work in!
- sodafountan 9y agoThank you! I did most of those project during my high school and college years. I've found that there's no substitute for hard work in life, you can either go to school and work hard to get a degree or you can work hard on entrepreneurial endeavors but you have to work hard. How you choose to gain experience isn't that important, especially as a software developer.