I interviewed a bazillion times last year. What most places are looking for is a replaceable commodity they don’t have to train. If you want to be employable ag

I interviewed a bazillion times last year. What most places are looking for is a replaceable commodity they don’t have to train. If you want to be employable against that focus only upon what’s currently trendy/popular. If want to appear as a rockstar in that context spend about an hour each with up to 30 different popular tools. The goal here is do not differentiate yourself, but just be extremely proficient in the most common technical requirements building a CRUD tool with the flavor of the moment. I held out for something better.