As you can guess, i joined as a front end developer in a startup last month. I have got no degree whatsoever. I am great at coding. I have done 700 leetcode questions (in JS😅). I intend to have a package of 20LPA next year. Maybe less. What should i do to maximize my pay scale while having little time for myself. I don't want to go insane in pursuing it. To all the high earners,please give me advice. PS-: I also want to join atlassian some day. REMOTE
bhaiyya didis selling front end a lot nowadays. So competition like any competitive exam. But if u bag job then cooool. Don't fixate urself only on frontend. Baki grapevine angels will help
Learn backend, too. Why specifically Atlassian?
I want to live in my village and work remotely. Also,be free to come to the office for 6 months and back at home for another 6.
I started learning java. Any suggestions or guides about what to follow? Also,will leetcode help in getting interviews?
Don't target only Atlassian. Start curating a list of remote friendly organizations & research how they hire
I don't know Java, so I can't help with that
Maintaining a good coding profile on LC & GitHub and building some good projects will help you get shortlisted for an interview. Entry-level interviews are usually DSA based, so grinding LC will definitely help you crack them. You are expected to solve tricky JS questions, too, since you're also a frontend dev
If u dont get into high paying companies then only way to optimize tc is switch often. You can do that while u r young. Anyway just know there’s a good amount of luck factor so don’t overthink
YOE?
Hey @grapevine, can you please boost it. This is the question if a Career 😅 Next time,i will make it dramatic.
Happy to connect with like minded people to start learning and building together.
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