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Well, hire me and train me. I'm a mediocre Python data engineer but self taught myself a bit of C and C++ plus I don't ask for high salary. Something like 90K C

• 22SAS 4y ago
  Most places need people who have production C++ experience. If someone is self-taught and hasn't done production-level C++, then some places are willing to train but don't expect to be hired in anything above a junior-level role.
  • markus_zhang 4y ago
    That's definitely expected. I'm fine with that.
• stefanos82 4y ago
  I came here to say more or less the same. I have been playing with C++ since 2003 (university years) and still haven't had any opportunity to get hired due to my lack of previous professional experience. For some reason, my web development experience does not matter for them, nor they care that I do my best to learn from C++ experts we all know. If they are so scared they cannot find talented C++ developers, it's about time to start training people and let them gain some experience. Do they actually hire inexperienced people and train them or are they just complaining for years now (?); because quite frankly, I have been reading this since the release of C++11 and still haven't they found their "talented C++ developers"! I'm here people! Hire me, train me, and prove me wrong with what I have said!
  • markus_zhang 4y ago
    Totally agreed!