What are the skills of an Entry Level Developer?

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Title	:	What are the skills of an Entry Level Developer?
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Comment from : Politics, Tech and AI Artificial Intelligence

If you put Entry level on linkedIn for any dev job and see something different of it, let me know LOL
Comment from : PEDRO ELTON

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Comment from : Pearl Arnold

I saw a video of yours explaining if u need books to learn code and it got me thinking about the books that u use So can u please make a video showing all the books that u own?
Comment from : Silver Pharoah

Hackathons what do you think of them?
Comment from : Jeromidas Unrecht

The look on your face in the thumbnail 😂
Comment from : Anand Joshua

😍😍❤️❤️💙💙Hey Stef! I pray all is well
Comment from : Aneesah TheQueen

Great video! Thank you
Comment from : Laurentiu Rotaru

"It says here you have 20 yrs experience, but your DOB says your only 23?" br"Yep, you totally BS'd the job description so I figured you were not really after anything truthful Did I misread that and your actually stupid?oopsy"brSo glad I am not in the job market
Comment from : kingofcastlechaos

i don't understand why they let ppl who know nothing about programming write these
Comment from : Bruh Moment

I am hiring a junior iOS developer with at least 10+ years of experience in Swift and SwiftUI
Comment from : Bruh Moment

10 yrs experience but still "Entry Level" Baloney! Liar!
Comment from : Beau Lunn

Of course this is weird BUT even for an entry level position you need experience What do I mean? You don't need years of experience but you need dirty fingers That means as soon as you begin to learn to code you need to get familiar with code Try things out Built websites even if they are ugly in the beginning By doing this you get comfortable with this creativity process and it boosts you confidence when you see that the browser does what you told him to do The majority of people think they are not good enough Getting your hand dirty will help you overcoming this (besides the experience you get)brI started Stefan's Web developer Course (I already finished HTML5 Pro and CSS3 Pro) and at the same time i started the Front-End-Developer Certificate tought by Meta on Coursera Oh boy, without Stefan's Course i would have quit the Certificate after the first module But again back to the experience Even Stefan is a really great teacher (and he uses modern psychological methods to get stuff into your brain) there is a difference between between watching his lessons, playing with his code and trying your own stuff by applying what you learned Like Morpheus said:brbr"There's a difference between knowing the path and walking the path"
Comment from : Victor Manuel Einhorn

Payback - I'd love to write the skill requirements for an HR position
Comment from : Bob A Job

These company's wounder why skill shortages are all over the western worldwhat happened to learning on the job
Comment from : welcome to planet dirt

A**whole HRs
Comment from : Rocky Ugsod

It was not even a requirement to have invented JavaScript clearly an entry level job ;)
Comment from : Brian Andersen

Lucky me!
Comment from : Haitian Creole With Luciano

Not a typo They want to pay an experienced developer an entry level wage Really it's a "Freudian slip" I'd consider it a waste of my time to apply
Comment from : metatech

Nice one there UncleYes very true Lets hope some of these HR people would actually take some time and try and understand what it is they are looking for rathern than just throw a wish list of tons of things one needs to know in order to get a foot inLOL
Comment from : Bob Goodi

According to that job posting, they can deny anyone for a job for any reason whatsoever Do they actually want to hire somebody, or do they just not want to pay an applicant what they're actually worth?
Comment from : DemonGeminiX

Developers dont get any respect these days , even 15 years is being considered as entry level , at some point after hopefully making some money you need to move on to other endeavors
Comment from : William Senior

Can you do a break down of what you expect each level of developer can do? from entry to senior level?
Comment from : TC V

React is like 9 years old… how did they expect 10-15 years of “advanced JS such as react”, silly At least they weren’t expecting experience in god awful Ruby 🤣jk
Comment from : HT Kevo

Encouragement ALWAYS welcome!!! Thanks Uncle Stef!!
Comment from : Theos Teknion

I would apply and go through the whole process just to turn them down
Comment from : Juan Infante

This is absolute nonsense I bet the one who wrote that posting has nothing to do with IT Mastering all those skills is simply just impossible
Comment from : dott

From what I've been told, this isn't deliberate Some tracking systems on the market automatically put down Entry Level if no level is specified, when the listing is pushed to LinkedIn Something to that effect
Comment from : _JMEG_