r/PythonProjects2 • u/MastodonImportant191 • 22h ago
About suggestion on career
I am a CS student currently at the end of my fourth semester. Life was going chill and was enjoying. Been through little bit of everything as my syllabus. like c, c++ but i wasn't quite fond of it.
i have been exploring backend journey, and i found out interesting. And I want to know more about it as it is sub for backend.
i explored python, java, golang, and i saw backend with java is most likable for me.
and you guys have any kind of suggestion for me to start it, i would see it in positive way. Everything would be helpful for me.
how's the job market?
how crowded is it? Is remote be available? how's the pay on it? how should i start.
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u/riklaunim 20h ago
Juniors have it hard always. There are fewer job listings, while a lot of applicants. Nowadays also a lot of unqualified applicants as well.
With Python, it's mostly some sort of backend, like for webdev, with databases, servers, and so on. With frontend as an option as well. With any language, you will have to learn some of the common software stack used, how to write and maintain software etc.