Now there are really many posts on the Internet about the IT industry persuading quitting. Many people are extremely anxious after reading it. Those who have not entered the industry and have not started learning are worried that they will not find a job; those in the industry who want to change jobs have also started I feel that there are no opportunities in the market at all, and my resume has not been updated for several years.
So the question is, does the IT industry really suck? Has it reached a state where no matter how hard you study, you can’t find an ideal job right now?
Obviously not! I think: as long as you want, you will be able to find a job, yes, you can .
The core of programmers looking for a job
The core of finding a job is: insist on delivery + continuous learning , as long as you can do it, you will be able to find a good job if you persist for a few months. Sometimes you have met a lot of people who say that they have submitted thousands of resumes but failed to find a job. In fact, these people are either poorly educated, or they are extreme cases. After all, only extreme cases have traffic.
For this kind of IT-related position, for the company, he wants to find someone who can work for him in the background. You don't need any title, so you just need to prove that you can work and you are willing to learn. So in theory, he is still willing to give you a chance. As long as you can work, you will be able to find someone who is willing to accept you.
In this process, we will face two tests, one is continuous delivery, and the other is persistent learning.
continuous delivery
The first is continuous delivery . At the beginning of the delivery, I have no experience, and I am sure that there will be various failures. For example, there are hundreds of companies in the delivery, but only one company is willing to interview me, and I have not answered well, and my confidence has been hit; But you think I think that once one of them is successful, then you will be on the shore, and as long as you are willing to continue to deliver, someone will definitely give you a chance. If you have not, then you need to think about how to write your resume.
Insist on learning
The second is to keep learning . As I said just now, once someone gives you a chance and you still hang up, it is your technical problem. So we need to keep learning and keep learning without any feedback . I know this It is difficult, but as long as you are willing to do this, your resume will become richer and richer. Once you have an interview opportunity, the probability of getting an offer will become higher and higher.
Of course, I know that many people cannot do these two points, so I said that as long as you are willing , you can. If you can endure a few months of loneliness, continue to deliver + persist in learning, then believe me, you will be able to find a good job, even if your education is very poor.
at last
So much for chicken soup. After reading it, it won’t give you any real help, but it’s good to relieve your anxiety. so difficult. The interview situation of most companies in the market now is basically projects + stereotypes + algorithms + scenarios. It's just that if the number of years is different and the company is different, the respective proportions are not the same.
Basically, the technical questions asked in programmer interviews on the market are all in my Java interview surprise guide (2023 edition).
Its content covers: Java basics, multithreading and high concurrency, JVM, Spring, algorithms, microservices, distribution, resumes, expression skills, etc... A total of 200+ pages are of very high quality! ! ! View at the end of the article if you are interested
Regardless of whether you want to go to an interview recently, it is recommended that everyone keep a copy! ! It doesn't matter whether it is promotion or job-hopping after finishing the study!
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JVM
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Multi-threaded high concurrency
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Spring
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MySQL
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microservice
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MQ
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Redis
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distributed
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computer network
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Design Patterns
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CV
at last
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