Try to become a freelance or a customer employee as soon as possible, being an employee for an intermediary company is mostly a dead end. If someone assigns yo

Try to become a freelance or a customer employee as soon as possible, being an employee for an intermediary company is mostly a dead end. If someone assigns you to a project you really don't want to do, its better to search for a new opportunity sooner rather than later. When you want to go back to what you really want to do, you will have to answer a lot of questions about why you haven't been doing it lately. Being assigned to the wrong projects early in ones career can effectively kill it or turn it a way you don't want it to go, so beware of that. Try different jobs early in your career, stay at most two years early on. Growth is very much improved by seeing different projects, different teams. Corporate training is usually limited and imposed by law, invest on your own training. Technical PDF books are affordable as well as many certifications. Take them in your own free time and don't wait for the company to pay/approve them. Try to build something you like in your free time, learning is a continuous process and not something that you do once when you where 20.