In my professional career as a dev, I have yet to have a full 8 hours straight Just coding. Only Way you can get that is if you are coding on your own time. The meetings and slack messages alone will stop you.
One of my closest friends has just started coding. Bought a 12€ Web Design course on Udemy, finished it, grinded everyday, Landed an amazing job. She's 62. It's never too late to became a programmer. Never.
If you're a man in your 20's and don't know at least one of these:
1. Sales
2. Copy writing
3. Content creation
4. Coding
5. Media buying
Time to disappear for 24 months.
Save yourself while you still can.
Now available for freelance projects ranging from product design, brand design/strategy and motion design. Also looking for part- and full-time roles in these areas. If you're currently hiring or know of any open positions, hit me up!
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"Learn to code" has gotten such a bad rap, but it is still right. Basic coding should be part of the core high school curriculum. It does not mean that everyone should become software engineer. But we teach geometry and not everyone becomes an, um, geometrist.