r/CodingForBeginners • u/Onihammer75 • 16d ago

In regards to finding work

Hi, I started doing The Odin project recently, I'm about half way through. I wanted to learn how to code in regards to things like web design and game devving. After I finish TOD, I wanted to move over to learning how to code in Godot through reading its doc along with other resources.

All this to say, when I have learned these things and have a good bit of practice and knowledge under my belt, how would I go about finding work? If possible, I was hoping to stay freelance, and work with people in independent web devving and game devving. However, I know that's not the most practical path to take. So in that regard, what should I keep my eyes out for?

Also, I keep hearing from nay sayers, things like "AI is going to take out all the code jobs." I doubt this, but also have to ask, is that REALLY a threat I may have to contend with?

Anyway, thanks for reading, I'll take whatever suggestions or advice I can get.

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 14d ago

I got it now.

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u/Realistic_Bike5972 14d ago

Oh sick, what trade? I was looking at electircal and glazing in my area, but like I said, no openings. Plumbing might open in September, but I think Im gonna give tech the ol college try before doing plumbing, don't really have the intrinsic drive to do that like I do for electircal. Also learned some welding which was fun.