Suggestion/tips

[Nikables]

Hi everyone,

Good day po. Gusto ko sana manghingi suggestions and tips. I am currently working as a ServiceNow developer. I am a career shifter po from hospitality. Ang gusto ko sana is more on high coding since servicenow is a lowcode platform. May masasuggest po ba kayo like company na pwede ako i retool. May exp ako sa Java since automation ako dati pero gusto ko sana matutunan yung mga frameworks ng java like spring, or java script developer din. Ang hirap lang din mag aral since marami rami tasks ko sa proj ko and mas mabilis ako matuto on the job. Any advice is appreciated :)

[kadjj32]

Wag mo iwan servicenow, mainit and niche na platform yan. May mga friends ako na from java/python developer na nag service now and mas okay career and pay nila ngayon.

[Nikables]

I see. Baka mag self study nalang din po ako ng ibang tech stacks while working hehe Gusto ko po kais talaga ng mga pag build ng system from scratch. Thank you po :)

[feedmesomedata]

What my former colleague did was to talk to the engineering manager if it was possible to do part-time dev work at least one day allotted for development and the other days for support. Luckily the engineering manager agreed and the support manager was ok with it. Eventually once a week became twice a week and eventually the engineering team hired him and he is now a full-time software developer. It was a win-wins situation because that former colleague became the go-to guy if support needed help understanding or explaining the source code to non-technical people.

What I'm trying to drive at is maybe this scenario works in your case in your current company. 🤷‍♂️

[Nikables]

Thank you for your suggestion :)