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@morgh FL, there are "junior" ads but they are all from 1 to 3 years. some "associate" or "entry level" but few and far between. I'm trying to meet with a recruiter later this week, cheers!
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@TonySnark Have you done any interviews yet? I don't know if it's the case in the states, where I'm from there's a shortage of devs. People get jobs quiet easily.
Also be weary of recruiters, they can be quite agressive and dishonost. Consult the internet/reddit on how to deal with them.
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@morgh no interviews for any sort of coding position yet. so I took the helpdesk gig for whiskey money :D
so it appears for the immediate future I'm stuck working a good enough to pay the bills with a little left over helpdesk job until I find some sort of junior or associate dev gig.
I graduated this past spring and had to take something, so in the meantime, advice on how to land the first get my foot in the door actually programming gig?
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entry level with 3 years experience my ass