Seeking Carrier Advice

As a fresher in an IT company working as a backend developer, I am really confused with how to proceed ahead for growth in my career. I have two options : 1.Learn Frontend and be Full stack dev 2. Move to devops I need advice which would be more feasible and why. Keeping interests aside as of now since I would be new to both domains. Any new ideas or domains are also welcomed!

As a fresher in an IT company working as a backend developer, I am really confused with how to proceed ahead for growth in my career. I have two options : 1.Learn Frontend and be Full stack dev 2. Move to devops I need advice which would be more feasible and why. Keeping interests aside as of now since I would be new to both domains. Any new ideas or domains are also welcomed!

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.

I'm planning to learn backend. 1. After backend basics, which language and framework should I start with 2. Should I have to learn front end technologies too? From google getting very generic response.

I have been working on Backend development with NodeJs & ExpressJs with databases like Mysql, pg, redis and rabbitmq and some parts of devops like k8s, gcp etc. for the last 3 years. Before that I was working as a C# developer for 2 years. Now I want to learn something challenging. I am done with creating websites and normal stuff. People are recommending different things like Golang, Rust, Ruby on Rails, Elixir or anything else. I want to get a global remote job next year. So what should I work on so that I can work accordingly. The competition shouldn't be that much and side projects should be enough to get a good job. Or give a good roadmap.

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.

I am going to be a 2nd year student after 1.5 months(B.Tech cse). What should i lean , i have AI as my specilisation alongside with the core btech.(in my collage you have to choose a spelisation in 2nd year along with the core btech). Tell me what to lean. Should i do web dev(html,css,javascript and js node) or something else. I don't know the market's demand. I heard that web dev is of no use as chatgpt can also do it. Please tell me a roadmap 🙏 along with resources (prefer to not spend my father's money🫠😭) My vacation is going on so i have plenty of time to learn and i am eager to learn

I'm a 2023 grad, and gained 6 months of experience in RPA, specifically Power Automate and Apps. However, I'm facing a lack of growth in my current role, as the projects as less. I've become comfortable with my current situation, receiving a consistent salary and doing wfh, but now I'm concerned about the future and the stagnation of my skill set. I've decided to upskill myself with a more relevant tech stack. I'm confused between opting for 1. Java backend with Spring Boot. 2. MERN stack. 3. Upkill in power automate, apps. As a fresher, I'm unsure which path to take. Any advice would be appreciated.

I am a frontend developer and I started rust, like it very much but right there are not many jobs in India for this, I am targeting to learn web assembly with this. Is it a good choice for me right now? I am 2 yrs exp frontend developer, I should learn graphql, golang in place of that but I don't know why I am liking rust.