Looking reference Java Full stack 3 yoe

Hi everyone, I am looking for a switch as well as for reference. Any reference would be helpfull. Current skills: Java,Spring, Microservices, React,Mongodb,restapi,angular,aws,azure,git,maven.

Hi everyone, I am looking for a switch as well as for reference. Any reference would be helpfull. Current skills: Java,Spring, Microservices, React,Mongodb,restapi,angular,aws,azure,git,maven. Location: Any

Hi everyone, I am looking for a switch as well as for reference. Any reference would be helpfull. Current skills: Java,Spring, Microservices, React,Mongodb,restapi,angular,aws,azure,git,maven.

Hi everyone, I am looking for a switch as well as for reference. Any reference would be helpfull. Current skills: Java,Spring, Microservices, React,Mongodb,restapi,angular,aws,azure,git,maven.

Currently working as a Backend dev with the following tech stack Java - Spring boot microservices with Oracle / MySql . some Kafka microservices. React - Frontend (maintainer of few projects) Have also been the sole product engineer for a project where I was handling frontend, db, backend features, and deployment. Current experience- 1 years 7 months Basically the title. for growth purpose. dm for resume. Regards,

Hi everyone, I am on notice period right now. But I want to switch company as my salary is very low right now. Can someone please refer me Or send some link where opening are available for Java developer. Below are my current details - Role - springboot /Java developer Company - infosys Total Experience - 2.4 years

Are anyone trying to switch at 2.5 yoe as java full stack developer? Are they getting interview calls?

Have nearly 3 years of experience in frontend development on both react and Angular. Need both your suggestions and referrals for any suitable role in your organisation.

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?

Hi All, I'm currently working on a support project and planning to make a switch. Which Tech stack I can pursue and has more scope.