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Need a little help from everyone here

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I have been applying for jobs for 1 year. Many times I get ghosted, very few times I get response which are of rejection (of course). Around 15 response were for interview process in which in around 5 I had to develop something/add features to repos. Got rejections and ghosting. It hurts when I develop something for interview than get ghosted.

Just a question should I keep looking? I do have an option to work with my father in his shop but Since I studied for Software Engineer with 1+ full time experience and 3+ years freelance experience I wanted to continue.

Should I pause and hope that future opportunities will be better?

Re: Need a little help from everyone here

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What do you currently know well in terms of software dev?

If you are asking for my experience in tech stack then - python, Golang, MERN stack, docker, AWS, PostgreSQL, Mongo DB, pytorch, ml algorithms, APIs integration. Also some knowledge of system design I have some repeating clients on upwork so experience related to how to handle clients.

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post #2

What do you currently know well in terms of software dev?

If you are asking for my experience in tech stack then - python, Golang, MERN stack, docker, AWS, PostgreSQL, Mongo DB, pytorch, ml algorithms, APIs integration. Also some knowledge of system design I have some repeating clients on upwork so experience related to how to handle clients.

I'd focus on Go. You consider yourself an expert in all of these?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

If you are asking for my experience in tech stack then - python, Golang, MERN stack, docker, AWS, PostgreSQL, Mongo DB, pytorch, ml algorithms, APIs integration. Also some knowledge of system design I have some repeating clients on upwork so experience related to how to handle clients.

I'd focus on Go. You consider yourself an expert in all of these?

I don't consider myself expert in all of these, but good enough. It's been only three years. Thanks for the advice.