Do THIS to land a developer job - How to switch careers and get hired as a programmer

[@tutorialsEU]

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[@cemkaya4448]

Thanks for the video! I assume you live and work in Germany. Is Angular and C# very popular in Germany? Which framework with C# has more opportunity for us to get job especially in Germany?

[@alpolcaymis]

Firstly, find a job and got a interview then be rejected. Even if you are an expert in your field, you will not be able to find an entry level job. That's why my recommendation to anyone is validate that there is a job.

[@tutorialsEU]

Yes, scanning the market for actual jobs is way too often overseen

[@richardmeyer418]

Unfortunately, many companies and job consultants seem to spend a lot of time collecting resumes for jobs that don't exist. But, if you don't actually apply, you aren't going to be hired ...

[@tutorialsEU]

We know that from freelance positions but haven't seen that too often for full-time jobs yet. So yeah, they probably want to fill their database. Actively applying is especially for career changers a MUST.

[@phillismable6303]

You guys have moved away from Dev videos and you are turning in to Tim Corey's, that's never a good sign as it means lack of material. Why not show a tutorial on creating PDF's so that people can better report. Or teach them how to write a parser that can take pretty much any file type (xlsx, txt, csv, json) and save it to a DB as field1 field2 etc... Then show them how map it out to a datatable. Then all they will need to do is use that parser, map the table to whatever their required record set is and bang job done. That way whenever they use that peice of code throughout their ENTIRE careers they will think of you.

[@tutorialsEU]

Hi, thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas here! Creating more tutorials on every-day tasks is definitely a good thing 🚀