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
As a fresher, I'm unsure which path to take. Any advice would be appreciated.
Go for react, go and mongodb for backend, your golang expertise will be a standing out to recruiters. Many are learning node. Mongo will be a easier one to start learning db but expand to sql based ones later. Jump to nextjs once you feel can write react code with confidence.
Thank you so much, I'm thinking to take a live course so that I'll be consistent in my journey.
My honest advice would be pick a tech stack, for which going through the code or understanding the syntaxes is easier for you, don't just pursue technologies that are hyped up, start small, understand the problem solving, basic design patterns and once you get hold of a technology stack then start applying to the companies. Remember one thing if you'd limit yourself to a framework development you are limiting your growth right there.
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