
pippo12
Frontend developer certificates that are accepted on the job market?
Hello,
I hope you have some tips for me. I am looking for further education including certificates (or similar) which are also accepted on the job market and give me better opportunities.
All tips from the area of frontend development come into question, but I’m also squinting a bit at Angular or React, since this is currently in high demand in Germany.
Thanks a lot
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pippo12
Hi,
thanks for your answer. That’s exactly my opinion too. The certificates should only be “on top” of that.
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AstonJ
I would focus more on creating portfolio pieces and blogging tbh - no matter which type of dev type job you go for people are almost always going to be interested in hearing about things you’ve worked on/for imo
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pippo12
Maybe someone with other ideas or tips? I am still looking
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