Personal situation

A senior in CS department of a university in Shanghai.
Ranked 60%-70% in the academic year, linked to data structure.
Mathematics is average, but English is slightly poor.

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First half

In the spring of 2020, the epidemic is raging across the country, and I am in the second semester of my junior year.
At this time, I did not realize that I was in a critical period.
What will be your current self? Nothing except what I have taught in professional courses.
Even the data structures and algorithms are just a trifle. Leetcode is difficult to get the second grade. Touch DP and give up directly.
Only a little Java foundation, some MySQL, some professional courses.
Last semester, I had a project with my classmates. I fished the whole process and learned nothing.
A terrible revelation: If you want to find a junior summer internship, you must have a self-learning technology stack + corresponding 1-2 projects before April 30 of the next semester of the junior year .

Summer internship delivery in the first half of the year

I am not optimistic. I have never made a CV for a lot of investment.
It's normal, why hang up? Because I don't know what position I should be in .
For example, [ZJTD] big data development, [SQYX] U3D development, [SHCB] data development, etc., the resume hangs.
[MTKJ] database development, [SSJJ] back-end development, there is no success after the written test.
[WYYX] The game test is hanging on the two sides, and the Xinkegang of [ZGYH] feels that the two sides have not gone.
So I didn't find the summer internship, so I studied at home honestly.

Summer vacation study from July to September

I consulted some friends, from the front-end, back-end, testing, big data, etc. directions, I picked a front-end and started from zero.
It is mainly through watching the training course video at station B, combined with official documents, and learning a CSDN note step by step.
I learned HTML and CSS in the first half of July, and I can use Bootstrap to write simple dynamic web pages.
After learning JS and ES6 in the second half of the month, I feel that I finally got the front end.
In August, the school will test the database and compilation principles, and most of the time will be used for review.
I took a small part of the time to learn Vue.js, but stayed at the basics.
In September, I started to rewrite the project that I had been fishing for last year. I originally planned to use JSP+Servlet, but it was stuck in the compilation of an xml file. Finally, I was reluctant to switch to node.js, because js is always familiar.
At the end of September, when the code was transferred to git, I started looking for internships. Of course, if possible, it is recommended to put the code on the server, which can be accessed from the Internet.

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At this point, I have basically given up the autumn recruits, and plan to save the country through daily internships or use spring recruits in the future.
Why not go to graduate school? I don't like reading , I am not interested in doing anything. I am chased by DDL. I am very sure that I do not like it from the bottom of my heart. If it is to make money, why not just work and accumulate work experience?

Find an internship in the second half of the year

At the beginning of October, I voted [ZJTD] again, and my resume was hung up again (I hung up once in April).
Then start to lower the standard, it is important to go to a small company to gain technical experience. Start looking for recruitment software.
In mid-October, a certain person directly hired a [MFWY] mobile terminal development. After the offer, it turned out to be an outsourcing agreement. HRBP lied to me that the company is now signing outsourcing (deceptive), and then I find fault and say that the agreement is Question, I worked for two or three months and then left. In the end, they couldn't help but dismissed me on the day of entry (in fact, I didn't even sign the agreement). It's a pity this wasted my week.
During this period, I canceled a [XZRJ] outsourcing database development interview, and another [PGSKJ] front-end interview, but I thought the mobile terminal was better, so I rejected the follow-up interview, which is a pity.
By the way, nine out of ten out of ten who came to the door on their own initiative are unreliable, even the value of junk like me is greedy, and I know what it is.
Change your mind and continue to fight.
I met [SHWL] the operation and maintenance of a car company, which is the front-end, but that company looks like a diao. HR gives people a feeling of arrogance. It seems that I am too lazy to waste this time with me. Just a few questions in the interview. It's over, there's no more. I went to ask and people ignored me.
I met the front end of [YKKJ] AI company, and found out that it was also an outsourcing company. On the 9th floor of a shopping mall, there was a big company name, which was actually an outsourcing company of a big company. However, people refused to admit that it was outsourcing. The HR people were very good and even talked to me about the daily routine and my future plans. It was a pity.
Then I started to submit resumes indiscriminately. No matter how high the requirements, I don’t want to look at them. I just throw them away and wait for the call.
Then there is a cloud container company [SHDK] HR contacted me and told me to send me the company profile in the afternoon, and then did not send it to me in the evening, I did not take it seriously (because I actually have a little gap with their requirements ). After a week, I contacted me for an interview. It was easy on the one hand and the same on the other (Easy? Because 90% of the exam questions are in the interview question book that can be found on the Internet, he can recite my answer without even finishing the question. Brush the face before the exam = second study ). I ended up in this company by mistake.
The leader is very good, the team is very good, and the company is also very good. It has been half a month since I wrote this blog. I have not only experienced my own birthday, but also the company’s birthday, and I was lucky enough to have the custom cake The first piece of the whole company (why? Because my leader cut it).

Follow-up

The leader suggested that I write a blog to record the process of learning every day. I will slowly record the experience learned during the internship process on CSDN and record it in this column on a weekly basis. Keep it as a diary for yourself. Of course, if you can help others invisibly, that would be great.

Foreword of "Front-end Internship Notes": A bumpy road to internship

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