Why is it so hard to find a programming job, Sup Forums?
As pic related shows, I can program in Java to a high degree. I many people who don't even know who they are talking about get jobs in programming, yet I can't seem to get one no matter what I try. I don't think this is fair to me.
What gives?
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>I can program in Java to a high degree.
kek, don't flatter yourself
anyway, build a github portfolio with interesting and impressive personal projects
Been there done that. I suspect that the last employer I showed my GitHub to stole some of my stuff and still didn't hire me.
Another example of someone who stole stuff from my GitHub that I know for a fact did was a r*ddit (yes, I know) moderator on a java help subr*ddit who earlier had berated me for not knowing what I was talking about.
>Why is it so hard to find a programming job
I'm a half-shit programmer and got a Java programmer job after my first application. Easier than getting a tech support job
Then again, the code you posted is awfully shitty and useless
>I'm a half-shit programmer and got a Java programmer job after my first application
Why settle for being half shit when you can be full shit?
It seems that you are racist and can only make applications that aren't of any use in a real job. I wouldn't hire you.
Post your resume so we can give feedback aka shit on it.
Would you call a language a "tool"?
I'm writing a resume and don't know if that's an appropriate way to synonymise a collection of languages that I can use.
See It's the old "need experience for job, can't get experience without job" problem.
Is that much ugly code really necessary for simple permutation in java?
What a shit language.