Recently I asked a friend of a friend at a tech company if there are any open positions for CS graduates at their company and she said she doesn’t have any entry junior positions openafter looking at my CV. The experience I wrote above was as software developer. And my masters is also from a top 10 university in the world. What the hell does it take to not be a junior anymore ??? I even worked in international teams as C# dev for 2 years 100% but that’s not recognised since it was in an apprenticeship.
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r/cscareerquestions Recently I asked a friend of a friend at a tech company if there are any open positions for CS graduates at their company and she said she doesn’t have any entry junior positions openafter looking at my CV. The experience I wrote above was as software developer. And my masters is also from a top 10 university in the world. What the hell does it take to not be a junior anymore ??? I even worked in international teams as C# dev for 2 years 100% but that’s not recognised since it was in an apprenticeship. submitted by /u/Appropriate_You564 [link] [comments]
Recently I asked a friend of a friend at a tech company if there are any open positions for CS graduates at their company and she said she doesn’t have any entry junior positions openafter looking at my CV. The experience I wrote above was as software developer. And my masters is also from a top 10 university in the world. What the hell does it take to not be a junior anymore ??? I even worked in international teams as C# dev for 2 years 100% but that’s not recognised since it was in an apprenticeship.
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