[Dialogue with ChatGPT] How do you view the problem of involution in the java industry?

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In today's general environment, the programming industry is hot, and the java industry is the first to bear the brunt. But for this reason, people in the java industry are also facing a problem: with so many people engaged in the java industry, will they be swept away?

Q1: How do you view the phenomenon that people in the java industry are crazy about rolling each other?

ChatGPT:   

Mutual referral refers to people in the same industry recommending each other and introducing job opportunities. This phenomenon is very common in various industries. Regarding the phenomenon of people's crazy interrolling in the Java industry today, my opinion is:

First, interwindows reflect the highly competitive reality of the Java industry. Java is a widely used programming language with applications across a variety of industries and therefore in high demand. At the same time, the skill threshold for Java developers is relatively low, resulting in a large number of practitioners in the market and relatively fierce competition in the industry.

Second, mutual volume also reflects the importance of the Java industry's internal network. Java developers often need to collaborate with other people to complete projects, and good interpersonal relationships can greatly contribute to project success. Therefore, establishing a relationship network has become one of the necessary skills for Java practitioners.

In the end, I think that intercoiling is somewhat of a positive phenomenon. Through mutual recommendation and introduction, Java practitioners can find better employment opportunities and improve their professional level and salary. And Java companies can also obtain high-quality talents through inter-rolling to enhance their core competitiveness. Of course, it should be noted that when recommending each other, you must maintain an honest and responsible attitude, and you must not use company or personal resources to conduct illegal operations.

Q2: How can we improve our overall competitiveness on the basis of learning java?

ChatGpt:  

  1. Learning the basics of Java is only the first step in improving your competitiveness. Here are a few suggestions that can help you improve your overall competitiveness:

  2. In-depth learning of Java: In-depth learning of Java and mastering related technologies, including Java EE, multi-thread programming, database operations, etc., can make you more proficient and efficient in the development process.

  3. Learning other programming languages: Mastering other programming languages, such as Python, C++, JavaScript, etc., can expand your scope of ability to deal with various development needs more widely.

  4. Learn software engineering and project management knowledge: Learning software engineering and project management knowledge can give you a better understanding of software development processes and organizational management, laying a solid foundation for you to enter senior positions.

  5. Participate in projects and practices: Participating in real projects and practices can exercise your practical ability, increase your project experience, and make yourself more valuable.

  6. Interact with people in the same industry: join industry exchange groups or communities, you can learn about the latest developments and trends in the industry, exchange technical experience with people in the same industry, and broaden your horizons.

  7. English proficiency: Improve your English proficiency to gain more international opportunities and job options.

  8. In short, improving comprehensive competitiveness requires continuous learning, practice and communication. You must think positively in your daily work, continue to explore your potential and strengths, and make continuous progress in order to obtain better opportunities and achievements in the workplace.

Q3: The java industry is so complicated, is it possible to change careers?

ChatGPT:

Changing careers is an issue that requires careful consideration. The competition in the Java industry is fierce, but as a basic and general-purpose programming language, Java is widely used in many fields, such as Web development, distributed computing, and big data processing. Therefore, Java developers still have a large market demand.

If you want to change careers, you need to consider the following factors:

  1. Interests: First of all, you should consider whether you are interested in other industries. If you change careers just to avoid the competition in the Java industry, it may not be the best choice.

  2. Professional skills: Understand the professional skill requirements of the target industry, whether you need to master new programming languages ​​or tools, etc. If the target industry requires you to relearn many new technologies, then you need to consider paying more time and energy.

  3. Difficulty of transition: Considering the competition and recruitment difficulty of the target industry, whether it is easy to enter the industry will directly affect the success rate of career transition.

  4. Salary and prospects: Understand whether the salary level and career development prospects of the target industry are attractive, and what the future development trend is.

In short, changing careers requires careful evaluation of one's interests, professional skills, difficulty of transition, salary, prospects and other factors, and making full preparations. If you can choose a suitable industry and master certain professional skills and experience, you can seek better development opportunities in new fields.

Q4: So what I need more today is to broaden the dimension or depth of my knowledge

ChatGPT:

It depends on your personal situation and career development goals. If you are just starting to learn Java or have little experience, then broadening the dimension of your knowledge will be more beneficial to your career development.

In the Java industry, in addition to basic core technologies, you also need to understand various tools, frameworks, libraries and other related technologies. If you are only familiar with some basic Java syntax, but have no knowledge of common tools and frameworks such as Spring, Hibernate, MyBatis, etc., then you need to enrich your skill tree by broadening your knowledge dimension and gradually improve your competitiveness.

In addition, as your work experience in the Java industry continues to increase, you can consider strengthening the depth of your knowledge and learning a specific field in depth, such as Web development, distributed systems, big data, etc. This equips you with a deeper level of technical mastery, becoming an expert in the field and expanding your career opportunities.

In short, for novices, it is very important to broaden one's knowledge dimension, and for experienced practitioners, it is also necessary to appropriately strengthen the depth of one's knowledge, and at the same time, it needs to be adjusted according to the direction of personal career development and interests. In any case, by maintaining an attitude of learning, exploring and practicing, we can always maintain our enthusiasm for technology and continuously improve our competitiveness.

Q5: How can I learn another language on the basis of learning java, so that I can find a good job more easily? Do you have any recommendations?

ChatGPT:

Learning a new programming language can broaden your skill tree and give you wider application and career opportunities. For learners who have already mastered the basics of Java, it may be easier to learn other programming languages. Here are a few suggested and recommended languages:

  1. Python: Python is one of the most popular programming languages ​​today and one of the main languages ​​in the field of data science. It is easy to learn and use, and supports multiple programming paradigms, such as object-oriented, functional and procedural programming.

  2. JavaScript: JavaScript is now not only used for front-end development, but also has more and more uses, such as back-end development, mobile development, game development, etc. At the same time, JavaScript is currently one of the most popular web front-end development languages.

  3. Go: Go is a young but fast-growing programming language developed by Google Inc. The language is concurrency and efficient and is very popular in distributed systems and cloud computing applications.

  4. Kotlin: Kotlin is a statically typed programming language based on the Java virtual machine, compatible with Java. It is simple, efficient, and safe, and is very suitable for enterprise-level application development.

  5. Swift: Swift is a programming language developed by Apple Inc. to write iOS applications. It is easy to learn and use, and supports multiple programming paradigms, such as object-oriented, functional and protocol-oriented programming.

In short, learning other programming languages ​​​​needs to be chosen according to one's own interests and career development plans. It is recommended to choose a programming language different from Java, which can enable you to deal with various development needs more broadly and enrich your own skill tree.

Q6: Why is node not recommended?

ChatGPT:

Sorry, I didn't mention Node.js in my answer, that was an oversight on my part.

Node.js is a runtime environment based on the V8 JavaScript engine, which can be used to write server-side applications. It has the characteristics of event-driven and non-blocking I/O, which makes its performance better than traditional multi-threaded servers under high concurrency conditions.

Node.js can also be used to build web applications, command line tools, desktop applications, etc., and has a huge community support, and the available modules and libraries are very rich.

All in all, Node.js is also a programming language worth learning for Java developers who want to expand their skills in backend development.


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