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Have you heard Imposter Syndrome before ?? Yes  or  No  whatever your answer is…if you are a developer we are going to make you remember something which you might have experienced in your job… How did you feel when you see a bunch of requirements in the job description as a developer?  You saw the list of various technology like  (AngularJs, Agile methodology, Git, Python, Javascript, SASS, Build tools (Grunt, Gulp, NPM Scripts), flux, React…)  using some strong heavy words kickass developer, energetic developer, evaluating new programs, strong fundamentals, analytical mind, innovator and a lot like that. You may have felt like  “I don’t fit in this job role” You get completely lost when you are asked to work on a new project or maybe you are asked to write a new feature where you don’t know half of the technology your other coworkers are talking about. How did you feel (especially as a junior developer) when you were given a code written by other developer but you couldn’t unde

It may be a job seeker’s market right now, but that certainly doesn’t mean it’s easy to land a job. Competition among talented candidates is steep, so standing out can sometimes be difficult. Those looking for a job in the tech field have the added challenge of keeping up with the industry’s ever-evolving demands. As trends emerge and technologies advance, it’s important to keep your skills sharp and up to date if you want to land a tech job. “Innovation is accelerating so quickly in our current business ecosystem that a massive gap lies between the number of tech jobs available and the number of skilled workers who can actually fill these positions. “Furthermore, traditional higher education simply can’t keep up, leaving students to graduate college with nothing more than a diploma and debt — and without the skills needed in today’s tech job market.” Technology is evolving at lightening speed and is forever changing the way the world works. For those of us who have made worki