Is it okay for me to follow the path of software development like this?

Uh: Your question is interesting. There's no denying that you're a genius compared to someone like me. The road ahead is unknowable.

Just like me. I'm just a junior college student, and I definitely didn't come in in the first semester of my junior year, why? --The goals I set for myself.

I don't want to be a bastard who only knows how to eat, sleep and play! I want to stand up with what I've learned. I'm going to support myself with the money I earn.

To repay my parents for 20 years of nurturing!

Far from it. Hehe.

I mean: the road is made step by step. I'm two years older than you.

I give this advice: take it one step at a time, set a short-term goal, such as learning so-and-so language. Give me a long-term plan: when will I be qualified to take on the project outside on my own!

Don't care what others think. Do you know this question? Do you have the answer to yes or no? Why bother? The best option is your own choice!

Bless you, I hope I can be happy in the future. Your idea of repaying the favor is similar to mine, otherwise I wouldn't have said so much nonsense!

As for your view of love. I don't have any opinion, I feel like you're similar to me. It's smarter than me, hehe, and hardworking than me!

I spend about 4-5 hours a day learning computers. The parents are not bad, hehe

I didn't expect there to be people who had the same experience as me! Not bad! Let's work together, I hope you are a good opponent!

As you said, if you stick to it for three years, you're terrible.

Go to an educational institution that specializes in learning software, let the teachers teach, and you can avoid a lot of detours.

Good luck.

You say that you are a genius, do you still need to run out and ask people? It is necessary to know that the plan is in the people, and the success is in the sky, and the future road can only go low with faith and perseverance. There is a general's demeanor to plan ahead, but there is nothing else in life except career, isn't it a pity?

You said that you work 12-16 hours a day, you are really a strong man among strong people! ）。

19 years old I'm dizzy!

Wish. Let's go! I don't send it.

Don't think about your future so simply, in a few years you will think that your current ideas are ridiculous.

1. To pass the technical test, you must master the professional technology that can eat.

2. Industry accumulation, that is, the accumulation of the software industry itself and the application of industries (such as banking industry, communication industry, game industry, automobile industry, enterprise finance, enterprise management, etc.) are continuously accumulated and deepened in a certain industry.

3. Self-positioning is correct, first of all, you know whether you are suitable for a certain position. After many years of development, the software industry can not only develop in the direction of project managers, but also develop in the direction of professional consultants, designers and engineers, pre-sales technical support, etc.

4. Pay attention to the market, understand the market information of the industry, make a wide range of friends in the process of work, exchange information after changing jobs, and understand the trend of talent demand in the industry.

5. Make a good career plan, and you can appropriately participate in training and learning to improve your personal ability.

Learn the trick and switch jobs! People in the IT industry move to live and die, and many friends are relying on job hopping to improve their positions and income, and it is easy to consume youth in a company! I used to be in a game company in Hangzhou

I don't have any experience, it's really hard to do it.

If you find it difficult to develop. Then let's move on to another job!

You don't have to worry about so much, I'm also a prospective fresh graduate majoring in software engineering now. During my college years, I spent two years in the employment department of the university, and I was in contact with many HR companies who came to the university to recruit companies.

Nowadays, the most important thing for Internet companies is actually project experience, you can first find a software-related job for a year or two, and then you can consider changing jobs after having a certain amount of project experience. In addition, in fact, most HR people feel that many college students are low-eyed, and they basically can't bring benefits to the company (the company also has to pay manpower and material resources to train new people), and they always complain about their low wages. Therefore, some companies even prefer to go to the society to recruit people who have been trained by the training institutions, and once the training institutions have done some projects, they can work when they join the company.

Second, I won't be like fresh graduates who think that the salary is low for three days and change jobs at every turn.

In addition, as far as the future of software development is concerned, in fact, there are only two directions, one is a technical position, and the other is a management position, and how to choose depends on your own interests. But no matter which direction you want to develop, first of all, you must have technical skills and slowly accumulate development experience.

The Internet industry does not pay so much attention to background, and being a person who is skilled and willing to do things will definitely be able to achieve a career.

Finally, I hope that the subject will go well in your job search.

**Excerpt from the web.