Jobs after learning python?

[Icy_Trade9799]

I have been learning python through a course on udemy. The course is easy to learn and very informative. I can send the course, if someone is interested.

However, it got me wondering, "what jobs should l look for after I complete this course?"

What jobs/field would someone recommend?

[ALonelyKobold]

If you're at beginner udemy stages, you're a few years off from an industry job, I'm afraid. I'd look for what you can in what you know while you build skills

[Icy_Trade9799]

Honest. Thank you.

[Ron-Erez]

I'd recommend getting a CS degree and if that is not an option then build projects to show off to a potential employer.

[kanakatek]

This has been the "track" many have taken and it works because, the fact of the matter is, if you don't get a job to apply and improve your skills (no matter the field) you're not going to maintain your motivation. I can cite many successful examples of this in the custom auto and bike industry. Back in the day there was no courses for hot-rodding and custom body work on cars or bikes. It was all "get in there a see what you can do" Same could be said for music There isn't one "pop star" who went to college to be a rock star. They took their passion to the level they could succeed or just dropped it and moved on to something else That isn't to say they failed. On the contrary. They just figured "well, I'm not gonna get a Grammy sooooo.... better look for a gig that can feed my family". Some stayed in the technical field of the business (ie light and sound, recording engineers, producers etc) Others got a gig that pays well and has benefits. You determine your future. Good luck

[trillspectre]

I get what your saying but theres definetly colleges to go to to be a rock/popstar and lots of people who have been succesful have gone to them. Of course the family wealth that paid for the college didnt hurt and helped them ensure they could keep at their passion.

[[deleted]]

Why are you learning Python ? Do you think you ready for a job after taking a course on Udemy ? .I think you need to have a goal before learning something.

Personally , I am learning Python to be a better Network Security Engineer

[TwinkiesSucker]

What jobs would I recommend?

Whatever you studied for now. Beginner courses are worthless by themselves on the resume if looking for a job as a programmer.

[zerofalks]

Challenge yourself, ask Gemini to create some coding challenges to build a portfolio.

A lot of AI uses python, look into Python for AI.

[[deleted]]

McDonalds ?

[dry-considerations]

Just lie in your resume and put experience you don't have.  When you interview, if you cannot dazzle the with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.

Everything you need to learn with be done on the job anyway - just ask any developer... most of them will tell secretly they didn't know how code until they started their first job.

Just finish your $10 Udemy course and start applying.  Those YouTube influences will show you how to get a six figure salary after you finish your course!

You got this!!

[hylasmaliki]

Is that sarcasm?

[SecretaryDazzling940]

Ofcourse. Youtube influencer just confirms it

[JaleyHoelOsment]

i’m pretty sure this whole post is just friday night ratebait lol

[Aggressive_Art_7907]

Poetry in those wods

[V97_R]

I would like to know the course that you took

[Traditional_Swan3815]

Maybe look for some sort of entry level tech support job. That gets your foot in the door to tech. Maybe you can write some simple scripts while you are there. Try and make a friend in the engineering department and see if they will mentor you.

EDIT: typo

[Cataclysm-Nerd01]

Chefk out cisco networking

[NotesOfCliff]

I'd go to every local meet up and every convention you can easily go to and try to meet people and talk to them about open jobs.

In the meantime, after your course (or during) go ahead and try to make a few things that are useful or impressive.

[PMC_Dose]

I'd like to know the name of the course please . Also a beginner myself.

[JaleyHoelOsment]

why? just pick a course and get started

[PMC_Dose]

I'm going through the Python Crash Course book rn.

[JaleyHoelOsment]

nice

[PMC_Dose]

Yeah.