Advice for what to do
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#2Consider working somewhere else to make $$. I drove a cab for a while to make ends meet. Its nice to work in your chosen field... but sometimes its impossible.
Keep plugging... Drop ruby focus on java... more $$
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#5What do you mean by "trouble"? are you getting interviews? How many jobs are you applying for? Consider working somewhere else to make $$. I drove a cab for a while to make ends meet. Its nice to work in your chosen field... but sometimes its impossible. Keep plugging... Drop ruby focus on java... more $$
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#6Try talking to your university -- sometimes they have small loan options or may be able to qualify you for a grant, especially if you are very close to graduating.
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#7What do you mean by "trouble"? are you getting interviews? How many jobs are you applying for? Consider working somewhere else to make $$. I drove a cab for a while to make ends meet. Its nice to work in your chosen field... but sometimes its impossible. Keep plugging... Drop ruby focus on java... more $$
Well in a Interview I was told it was clear I had ability but he couldn't take a risk on someone who hadn't finished.. :/
So here is my challenge to you... You have to get out and talk to people who own businesses. See if you can go to networking functions. Let them know you're a SW developer, ENTRY LEVEL... you're looking for work in your field.
Call Real Estate agents (they make deals, so they'll be open to it) trade a new website (nothing too fancy) for a referral and a using their site a part of your portfolio...
If you don't any experience make some... UberX is hiring... code, drive, code... I'd love to take advantage of you and hire you for a project I'm doing... but it won't get you to your $5K goal... (i'm really cheap)
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well in a Interview I was told it was clear I had ability but he couldn't take a risk on someone who hadn't finished.. :/
then he's a dope... So here is my challenge to you... You have to get out and talk to people who own businesses. See if you can go to networking functions. Let them know you're a SW developer, ENTRY LEVEL... you're looking for work in your field. Call Real Estate agents (they make deals, so they'll be open to it) trade a new website (nothing too fancy) for a referral and a using their site a part of your portfolio...…