This is a difficult topic in fact

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Because the framework itself has a lot of magic, things in the box, various patterns, but you will already have a good base. In fact, I really came across a bunch of vacancies where you can start working without Spring. So at MTS I was offered a large salary for the technologies of this particular "bloody enterprise". And there are actually quite a few such vacancies, so start going to interviews, get experience! don't be scared ))) I was never killed, but there was a case when I came to senior of course it's better not to do that, but it all ended with me learning a lotA little later I'll give good courses, well, and mentoring that's separate! In the meantime, get to work, ok? I got a job in 3 months only because I spent up to 5 hours a day on it.


And most importantly, don't get too caught up in theory, read it - bolivia whatsapp fan try it! Don't be afraid to write code !!! That's where the power lies! good luck to everyone A programmer is a profession of "not knowing" Every profession has its own accents. Doctors should be attentive, focused. Loaders, for example, should be physically fit. Gymnasts should be flexible. Salespeople should be self-confident.


Lawyers should be meticulous about details. Musicians should manage their inspiration and emotions (in life, hell, there's a concert in the evening, and they should give it a wow), etc., etc. And programmers are a profession of "not knowing". They throw you on a project, and you don't have a clue about those technologies. And you have to do tasks. And what will you do? Figure it out and do tasks.