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Thanks @hrktb . It was a mix of many reasons which you pointed. But the most important reason was I wasn't competent enough as a programmer and I wasn't lucky e

Thanks @hrktb . It was a mix of many reasons which you pointed. But the most important reason was I wasn't competent enough as a programmer and I wasn't lucky enough to get a programming job for my mere passion.

hrktb 13y ago
Thanks for the details. If you were able to make working projects as a hobby, I think competency shouldn't be a problem. You should already know the basiscs and since you're intersted in what you'll be doing, I think you'll learn fast enough everything you have to know to do a decent job. In a lot of fields your reliability as a worker and ability to collaborate will be valued at least as much as technical skills. You might get weird mixes of management and programming jobs, but it might be a good way to start as well. I hope you'll find what suits you.