I want to join a software shop, but I'm not a good programmer yet
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I want to join a regular software shop. But I am not good enough programmer to be called an expert. Should I study more programming and get more experience first? Or should I just go for try to apply for a job and see what future holds for me.
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Why you wanna join if you think you are not too good?
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Why you wanna join if you think you are not too good?
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Why you wanna join if you think you are not too good?
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Submit your CV, do whatever coding test you are given. If you are able to pass the tests, take the job. If not, study more about programming.
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Submit your CV, do whatever coding test you are given. If you are able to pass the tests, take the job. If not, study more about programming.
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Submit your CV, do whatever coding test you are given. If you are able to pass the tests, take the job. If not, study more about programming.
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Submit your CV, do whatever coding test you are given. If you are able to pass the tests, take the job. If not, study more about programming.
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Submit your CV, do whatever coding test you are given. If you are able to pass the tests, take the job. If not, study more about programming.
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