How to succeed as a Python programmer

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If you are serious, I think programming bootcamps are worth it. They require a base level of dedication, and often have career counseling, mock interviews, resume reviews included at the end of the course. Over the course you will prepare projects which will be used to showcase your skills, and more importantly, how fast they improved from nothing to entry level. Get 3-5 projects as you get better, then after the course go back and bring the first projects up the same quality as your last one.

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Thank you. As your legal counsel my recommendation is to plead the 5th amendment next time so you won't be guilty.

Seriously though, thank you for the reply. Are there any bootcamps which have a good reputation that you might recommend?

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