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Hi guys, I'm currently learning Web development. I'm done with Html, Css now heading to Javascript. The path seems to be interesting, easy going for me as I'm putting 100% effort to becoming a professional web developer before the end of October this year. Please, as a web developer. How can I get jobs when I'm done with my training?

RICHMAN247:
Hi guys, I'm currently learning Web development. I'm done with Html, Css now heading to Javascript. The path seems to be interesting, easy going for me as I'm putting 100% effort to becoming a professional web developer before the end of October this year. Please, as a web developer. How can I get jobs when I'm done with my training?

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RICHMAN247:
Hi guys, I'm currently learning Web development. I'm done with Html, Css now heading to Javascript. The path seems to be interesting, easy going for me as I'm putting 100% effort to becoming a professional web developer before the end of October this year. Please, as a web developer. How can I get jobs when I'm done with my training?

Well when you’re done and you’ve grasped most of the concepts in js, and your css is okay. You have to realize finding a job and learning web dev are two different things. Just because you have the skills doesn’t mean you’ll automatically get jobs, you have to learn to market yourself and put yourself in the best light, especially as a newbie. That means optimizing your LinkedIn, creating a portfolio to show off personal projects since you don’t have experience, making sure that portfolio is really good(you can check out experienced developers portfolios and try to mimic it). You should also try to network on linked in and put yourself out there. That being said everyone started out from somewhere and if you keep applying(even to jobs you feel you’re not qualified for ). You’ll eventually get to where you want to be

It's not hard to get into coding. You just need patience and perseverance while learning to code and web development, as it can become tedious. Ultimately, it's not very difficult to get into coding since you can learn through various education pathways.How difficult a time one has with website learning to code will vary across a number of factors. The point is, learning to code isn't impossible; or, it's not as impossible as it might seem when it comes to getting your kids involved.

Nabi2000:
Well when you’re done and you’ve grasped most of the concepts in js, and your css is okay. You have to realize finding a job and learning web dev are two different things. Just because you have the skills doesn’t mean you’ll automatically get jobs, you have to learn to market yourself and put yourself in the best light, especially as a newbie. That means optimizing your LinkedIn, creating a portfolio to show off personal projects since you don’t have experience, making sure that portfolio is really good(you can check out experienced developers portfolios and try to mimic it). You should also try to network on linked in and put yourself out there. That being said everyone started out from somewhere and if you keep applying(even to jobs you feel you’re not qualified for ). You’ll eventually get to where you want to be

Thanks for this. I really appreciate. When am done I will so market my self by creating stuffs that will make me known

RICHMAN247:
Hi guys, I'm currently learning Web development. I'm done with Html, Css now heading to Javascript. The path seems to be interesting, easy going for me as I'm putting 100% effort to becoming a professional web developer before the end of October this year. Please, as a web developer. How can I get jobs when I'm done with my training?

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khreus:
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