> if it's feasible to enroll full-time while also balancing it with a job that can pay all of your bills, and keep your sanity. If you want to stay in the same

> if it's feasible to enroll full-time while also balancing it with a job that can pay all of your bills, and keep your sanity. If you want to stay in the same career, you'll have to find a way. Night school is your best bet. >How can this be achieved before you have met most of the team? Learn about the company before you go into the interview. Look at your average programmer at other places. How do you differ? Learn from the interviews you've done. Also keep in mind that the more interviews you do the better the odds of getting a job. Aim for a few a week until you get a job. Also don't be quick to refuse a lower paying job. You can use it to get a better one. Recruters are a great source for leads but they are not the only source. Look for other lead sources. Don't give up. Good Luck!