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I'm junior to you, but I would love to add my '2 cents'. I would say maintain your github profile, and make some projects that you think are fun -any webpage, script, app, anything. I persobally found love in android app development, and am currently experimenting with front end development. You'll feel down, as do I, but always power through and understand what you love is more important. Read this line somewhere, and itbhas helped me a lot. All the best for your future projects. Open source is your friend 😀
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@GurpreetSK95
Thanks for the advice. It's appreciated, and I'll make sure to think about that any time I feel a bit dispondent. -
@ScribeOfGoD
I shall do so. Will start saving my projects instead of throwing them into the trash because of a 'not-good-enough' mentality. -
@Jase
I hope not. -
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Is there a way that you get a job, even as a junior? Or is it pure luck?
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