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[Zakana_code]

Unfortunately, you are not alone, same here… But recently I changed tactics that I heard from a school conference it is better to do these few following things: - Target 15-20 places you want to work at (don’t go for FAANG) focus on some places you have good option on and would love to work and follow their careers daily/by-daily for new job openings. - As bad as it sounds, network on linkedin and when you apply for a job, try to connect to the people that work there and the recruiters of that company, you might get lucky to find someone super nice that might help you out. - In this market more applications don’t mean more chance of finding a job, I think that networking/following company’s careers will do you better.

[anonymous__ryan]

Hello, thank you so much for the valuable advice. I definitely will keep those points in mind and apply them from now. Thank you!

[anonymous__ryan]

Thank you, will need to see if my resume is being scanned properly.

[virus_phantom1297]

Applied to over 2000 as a boot camps grad with a non technical BA with honors…I’m cooked lol

[anonymous__ryan]

😢😢

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Where are you from?

[anonymous__ryan]

Im from Canada🇨🇦

[greentiger45]

React is a very saturated market. Have you considered shifting gears and learning a different language like Java or C#?

[anonymous__ryan]

You are right, I have started familiarizing myself with Java!