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C#7mo ago
Suraj Kumar

I want to be a job ready in .Net

I have already 1 year experience in Vuejs. A roadmap would be nice
5 Replies
TilionDC
TilionDC7mo ago
step 1. Learn C#. If you are interested in using VueJS i would suggest trying to make a fullstack project with Asp.Net and VueJS Step 2. Apply for a job or internship
VYRUS
VYRUS7mo ago
Do you have access to PluralSight? If so you can follow this path: https://app.pluralsight.com/paths/skills/aspnet-core-6 It gives you everything you need including practice assessments for you to measure your own skill level, so you know where you're at and where to focus. In the last 3-4 jobs I've worked at, all of them provided Pluralsight as a company benefit, one of them I had to ask but there was no push back as it's an amazing upskilling resource. There are also paths designed for passing certifications and include practice exams so really helpful. If you are going down the self teaching route, your biggest hurdle will be getting your first industry role as a junior. There are heaps of junior and graduate developers, significantly less mid-level and even less senior. You will get more in-demand as you become more experienced and this doesn't take long (2 years as a junior if you remain focused). You need to stand out from those juniors and graduates though, all the graduates have degrees which gives them a step up over those who are self-taught. So your best bet will be to look for certifications so you can prove your knowledge translates into practical application. LinkedIn is amazing once you're past junior as you'll start having recruiters contact you for roles than the other way round. Certifications help massively in this as you can display them on your LinkedIn profile which makes you appear higher up in searches. So make sure you're active on LinkedIn, it's by far the best tool for finding an employer. I was considering writing a book about all of this a while back, I might have to get my notes out and see if I can restart
logan_james
logan_james4w ago
What kind of certifications? I always thought certs were more of an IT thing. I have 2 classes left in my CS and I haven't gotten anything other than rejection emails. I guess Outlier AI did say they'd take me.
VYRUS
VYRUS4w ago
There's hundreds mate it depends what you're looking to get into. I have my Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) and working on my Developing solutions for Azure (AZ-204). I'm also a certified optimizely developer which may have expired now but I haven't developed for it in a couple of years. Will be doing my Azure Security certifications afterwards
logan_james
logan_james4w ago
I just got an Udemy course for the Azure Fundamentals I think 104 certification. I just didn't know these would make you more desirable for an swe role I guess. How did you get started as a dev? If your comfortable sharing.
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