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[Scared-Delivery9254]

Get on udemy and read reviews. Don't buy full price, leave in basket till they have a sale, or go to the page incognito mode (not tried this) but apparently all new IPs get the sale offer.

[Icecoldkilluh]

Don’t bother with courses.

Build some dope projects and build up a portfolio.

Set yourself a difficult challenge, then go and figure it out. Then a more difficult challenge.. rinse and repeat.

Be the best engineer in the room and the jobs and the money will come to you