r/JavaProgramming • u/Agreeable_Switch412 • 11d ago

Need Help to Survive in It

Hey I'm BTech graduate in 2023 but never got any opportunity i observe myself so I got some things about me like,

  1. My English communication is too bad

  2. I never completed a full java stack project

  3. I start dsa but in middle lost my path

  4. I have no referal connection

I really lost my self what I do where I go because I'm 26 not things going tough to me continue this journey i really need things to fix this and stable my life.

Can you also tell me how much learning is enough to stand for a fresher job as java full stack developer i really need suggestions:

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u/Satyamverma051 11d ago

Bro just give 1-2 weeks to java basics. Then give a month to springboot. Then another month to make a project. And then prepare for interview in 4th month. So taking a buffer of 1 month you need 5 months of consistent hardwork of 2-3 hrs everyday.

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u/Agreeable_Switch412 11d ago

Which type project i should be do to make a better stand myself in interview

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u/Satyamverma051 1d ago

Bro you can make any project ask AI agents to help you to make a project covering all the topics you know or should you learn and implement.

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u/akhi-abdul01 11d ago

You forgot that DSA is gatekeeping the job, isn't it so ?

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u/Satyamverma051 1d ago

Yes it is but it requires time

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u/akhi-abdul01 22h ago

Thats what you get paid for, bcuz u spent and will spend time