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I don't have an experience too,
But I think a good way is not to sit and wait, try to make something at home, like a software using things you learned during the internship, and you can add those to your CV, and you can have more chances to be accepted into jobs that need experience. Or maybe learn new stuff.
Hope you find one... ☺ -
Apply where you see you fit best. Sometimes experience is overlooked if you are determined enough and can prove knowledge in their environment with determination to learn their ways.
I hired a newbie fresh from College for a position that I put required 3+ years in Rails. He hasn't let me down so far and brings a different perspective to projects than my Senior dev. -
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