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>>58395333
Im gonna tell you a secret. Its exactly what i did, but theres like 0% chance youre getting a decent coding job from the get go with no good degree and previous work exp.
Unless youre some brilliant project contributor aho can confidently sell themselves and bypasd all the auto-checks when applying (they usually check years worked and lowest education lvl to filter out ppl
even b4 reading cvs manually)
So your best bet is to apply for entry lvl positions and apprenticeships WHILE working a low paying tech support tier job.
I dont care if you say “but its too far from what i actually wanna do etc” idc u need to get some IT sounding shit under your belt, you can make it sound fancier than it is later even if it was just tech support for some smart TVs or alexas or printers whatever.

Trust me, this is the way i did it and my bro and friends exactly like this.

>>58390796