The best part of being a Software Engineer isn't the salary. It's that when a feature only exists as a broadcast graphic you can watch but never touch, you just... build your own.
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@Rutuk609 Same here!
Was working as backend dev intern but I resigned to learn some new skills and build some projects using them, after resigning I was in tension thinking whether I would get a job or not but now after 1.5 month I have multiple.
So goodluck and happy learning.
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@SrinivasanSS52 Well It took time but build the complete backend by myself at previous internship, but yes it is quit hard to learn and implement at the same keeping in mind the time is limited.
@SrinivasanSS52 Hello sir,
I have 1+ year of experience in the MERN stack,
I also have experience of deploying applications on AWS EC2, along with monitoring of the server. Currently I am in my final semester of engineering. I also want to learn Golang.
This is my resume: https://t.co/iNnmdDWJhI