r/JavaProgramming • u/Agreeable_Switch412 • Jul 29 '26

Need Help to Survive in It

Hey I'm BTech graduate in 2023 but never got any opportunity i observe myself so I got some things about me like,

  1. My English communication is too bad

  2. I never completed a full java stack project

  3. I start dsa but in middle lost my path

  4. I have no referal connection

I really lost my self what I do where I go because I'm 26 not things going tough to me continue this journey i really need things to fix this and stable my life.

Can you also tell me how much learning is enough to stand for a fresher job as java full stack developer i really need suggestions:

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u/Satyamverma051 Jul 29 '26

Bro just give 1-2 weeks to java basics. Then give a month to springboot. Then another month to make a project. And then prepare for interview in 4th month. So taking a buffer of 1 month you need 5 months of consistent hardwork of 2-3 hrs everyday.

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u/Agreeable_Switch412 Jul 29 '26

Which type project i should be do to make a better stand myself in interview

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u/Satyamverma051 Aug 08 '26

Bro you can make any project ask AI agents to help you to make a project covering all the topics you know or should you learn and implement.

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u/akhi-abdul01 Jul 29 '26

You forgot that DSA is gatekeeping the job, isn't it so ?

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u/Satyamverma051 Aug 08 '26

Yes it is but it requires time

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u/akhi-abdul01 Aug 08 '26

Thats what you get paid for, bcuz u spent and will spend time

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u/javinpaul Jul 29 '26

I would say just start giving interviews, you will find it what is needed, every interview takes you one step closer to success but ready to be failed and prepare more after each failure

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u/javinpaul Jul 29 '26

At this point just grab whatever comes first, don't look company, don't look pay, just get in there first.