Market for MERN stack

So I have completed my B.tech. Now I have to look for Jobs. During the time I was in college(last year), I was Learning MERN stack but it has not been completed yet. Now in online forums, I have heard that MERN stack is getting saturated, and entering it is not good. So what is your opinion? Also is it wise to take some time, I mean like some months (6 or 8 months) to self-learn and land a Job after that? And should I learn on my own or go to some training institute? Can anyone Help me, I need guidance.

Everyone knows MERN. I'm a MERN guy myself, with of course some additional skills such as cloud, linux and devops. But mern is my bread and butter. I'm finding it difficult to get a 30 LPA job with this stack, current is 17. What should I do ?

Recently I watched a podcast of fraz with neeraj , neeraj stated that his pay is 50lpa + , he does have 5 years experience, but really ? Who is using mern stack these days ? Isn't Mern stack jobs too saturated right now ? , I mean every student is starting with mern now a days and I can't see alot of jobs with mern too they are either asking other databases or other backends like Django . I'm really shocked when he told 50 lpa for mern I didn't believe it

Hi guys, I am currently working in a SAAS startup as a backend Engineer. Tech stack: MERN, AWS, little bit of GenAI now. I know most big companies use Java springboot for their backend, so I'm thinking to learn it is I want to switch later. Or should I go for golang as it's becoming very hot in recent times. Or should I continue with NodeJS? Let me know your suggestion. I have worked on little front end development as well.

As an Immediate Joiner, I'm looking to serve myself with being passionate and hard working acumen . Urgent Need for a Job. I assure My Skills will prove me a Valuable Asset to the Company. Just needs an opportunity. Thanking You

I mean its so hard to get a referral or is it just me? Basically, 1. Everyone on linkden is basically an influencer, though with a legit experience and ofcourse technical skills, its more like everyone is just there to flaunt and I practically see no one actually being helped or helping. 2. Only on a personal level, I guess having met them, do people take you seriously, that still is a low probability. So my question is, if you were an average Joe in this job market, how would you approach people to have them actually land an interview let alone be selected?

I have been working in a support project for 2 years. Now I want to switch to development role. I am learning MERN stack and building some personal projects. I am looking for someone experience in this role for guidance to be ready for market. I can pay some amount for their time and efforts.

Hey all, I am currently working in the automation testing team at TCS as a fresher. Previously, I have experience with C++ (Data Structures and Algorithms) and Python (Django). I am now looking to transition into a full stack developer role but am a bit confused about which tech stack to choose. Being in this industry for so long, what would be your advice on which tech stack offers better opportunities, competitive salaries, and remote work options? Thank you for your time and guidance.

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