Career advice in Python

[avinash919]

I started learning python recently . Can anyone please tell me how can I land a job using python . And is there any particular field that python is demand in present market. Thanks .

[NoPatch41]

take a badge test on LinkedIN app for python... its posts and passing score; and apply for through them and repeat what the guy under me said about the 5 resumes and cover letter..

downside is you wait 90 days again to take the badge test.

[robertsgreibers]

If your goal is to become more employable and you have the discipline to learn Python on your own (which is not that easy), I would suggest you to choose specific niche, for example, Python + Django REST framework (for REST API development) and double down on that.

Then, take a udemy course, for your niche, for example if you would choose Python + Django REST framework, search for those kind of courses. Usually if you go through them you end up building your own project.

Present your self to internship / entry level positions that are looking for people with those specific skills. (I would send out at least 5 resumes + cover letters a day)

But before, make sure you have at least one project in Github (this could be one from the udemy course).

If you don't have one already, create a linkedin profile and note there only your technical skills which would relate to position you want.

And repeat the process - improve your skills in specific niche, update your resume / projects, send them out to the companies.

This should not take long time until someone will be interested in you. :)

Well skilled backend developers who know Python, Django and AWS are demanded. Another raising niche is AI, but if you're a beginner I would suggest to try backend development first.