oh fuuuck!
hate that feeling to see in around my place many companies searching for devs but im not skilled enough yet to apply 😢

Go for an internship, you might be surprised to see what you already have

thats a good idea. everyday on LinkedIn i get notifications about the same 5 companies which are searching 😐

BTW where do you live man? Is there good for web developers?

@tinybyte ofc.. Germany

Always apply for a job that you find interesting. The worst that will happen is that they will tell you, "no thanks." But, you might just get hired as well. We have a bad habit of disqualifying ourselves, rather than letting the Recruiter or Interviewer do that.

I am with @iAmNaN on this. If you are not desperate then see it as an opportunity to find out what job interviews are actually like. Also, as a rule of thumb, if you know 50% of what they require, then apply. They always look for the "fully fledged" person which they will never find and they know this and won't really expect to find that person either. Also, often times even if you don't know a lot but they feel that you are able to learn things quickly, a lot of companies hire you anyway. A good company knows how to get the smart people, even if they have to train them. You might be in for a surprise... Don't be shy. Also in Germany there's 6 month probation. And if you are not to bad they will keep you.

@mrmarbury @iAmNaN thank you very much for those good words!!!

@jakobev wer nichts wagt, der nichts gewinnt... 😉

@iAmNaN kloppt er hier so ein typisch deutschen Spruch raus xD

so well, ill send now applications to the companies. job or internship..
lets see if i get any recognition at all :)
im sure i get, lets hope the best.

@jakobev "chacka, Du schaffst das" does anybody still remember this saying anyway ?