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> I can grasp it on the job Not if you ever get said job. If that's what's in-demand, then spend time learning it with the time you have.
by theogravity 2y ago
> I can grasp it on the job
Not if you ever get said job.
If that's what's in-demand, then spend time learning it with the time you have.
- ZoomerCretin 2y agoYep. The industry is not the same everywhere. The high paying jobs on the US coasts hire for intelligence and general programming skills. Everywhere else, you're expected to have specific experience in their language and framework. Every job I've had, I've overheard applicants being dismissed out of hand because they didn't use the exact language we were using. It's ridiculous, but it's reality. If you can learn it quickly on the job, you can learn it before you apply for the job.
- theshrike79 2y agoYou should even pay money to learn it if learning alone isn't your thing. Pay for a course or even an actual teacher/tutor.