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Fernando Gomez
18,527 PointsI've completed the Front-End Development and the Full Stack Javascript tracks, and I feel like I know nothing
I still feel like I'm not competent to go out and find a job...does anybody else feel the same way?
3 Answers
Alec Plummer
15,181 PointsAye, I felt that way too...still do every once in awhile. Challenge yourself with new projects, its one of the best ways to solidify what you've learned. If you can make a responsive, cross browser compatible and bug free website with a layer of interactivity you are employable. More than qualified for a junior level position really. Don't be afraid to send in your resume/portfolio. The worst than can happen is they politely decline lol. Good luck!
Fernando Gomez
18,527 PointsThank you Alec and Justin!...I think my big problem is coming up with my own projects. I lack creativity, and I'm trying to work on projects; but once I start working on a project I get stuck, and I'm back working on tutorials without getting anywhere. Does that ever happen to you guys, or am I the only one?
roberthopman
16,502 PointsPossible ideas: http://requestforstartup.co/
You can even create a website www.givefernandoasimpleprojecttoworkon.com.
Let me know if that helps.
jason chan
31,009 PointsI feel the same way. Just go over the videos again slowly. Walk yourself over the code and put it in your own words. Then try creating your own problems and solving them.
Try making a break out game with vanilla js.
Don't be afraid to use other resources like books and video resources all over the internet. Just build build.
Justin Horner
Treehouse Guest TeacherJustin Horner
Treehouse Guest Teacher+1 for the points that Alec made. Again, working on your own projects is where you'll discover what you know vs. what you think you know. It's the best exercise you can do to realize the knowledge you lack so you'll know where to focus your time studying.
Taure Anthony
4,692 PointsTaure Anthony
4,692 PointsGood advice here.
Fernando Gomez
18,527 PointsFernando Gomez
18,527 PointsI will follow your advice, and I will keep you updated. I'm not sure what to build yet; but hopefully, I can come up with something.