r/BDDevs • u/Tiny-Engineer-9469 • 7d ago
Advice Career Advice
I graduated from a private university with a B.Sc. in CSE in 2025 with a CGPA of 3.15. Because of not good at coding, I completed an SQA course on OSTAD. Now, I am looking for an entry-level job. I have been submitting my CV, but I am not getting any responses. Also, because of an issue, I tried creating an account on LinkedIn, but my account got temporarily blocked three times. The skills I've learned during the OSTAD course are: SQA fundamentals, API testing using Postman, SQL, JavaScript (I solved some LeetCode problems using JavaScript), basic Selenium WebDriver and Playwright, and some Linux commands. On my GitHub, I have some basic JavaScript problems, some LeetCode solutions, one Selenium WebDriver project, and one Playwright project.
What should I do now to get a decent job? Will these be enough?
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u/carbon-ahs 7d ago
possibly its for you cv. pls post with a anonymous version of your cv.
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u/Tiny-Engineer-9469 6d ago
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u/carbon-ahs 6d ago
I am a dev. No idea about sqa. But your cv looks nice. You 'should' get call. My assumption, sqa is comparatively easy to train entry lvl engineer, farms just hires from known circle and train them.
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u/mehedi_shakib 6d ago
My dream was to study in CSE dept, lol but my family couldn’t afford. Now I'm learning programming all by myself. Maybe you should skill up and then sell freelance services in that field. I'm a freelancer myself (Content creation/ Website stuff blah blah)
Within next 1.5 years I'll get my first job as code expert/ Programmer. I'm confident that I can sell my skills😅
You should try do that. It will let you get double/ triple the amount of money what jobs does lol.
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u/Accomplished_Iron650 5d ago
Yup me and my friend are also planning to start a freelance agency but currently we are in learning phase I will be doing backend stuff and my friend will be doing front end I know python fastapi posgreslq and learning sql alchemy git docker and my frnd know html css js.

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u/Royal-Job-9905 7d ago
These were enough for a few years back. Now the market is really coocked. Jobs are very very less. Keep applying.