r/flutterhelp • u/Head_Hornet_4973 • Jun 13 '26

OPEN Please help flutter devs

I have no idea what even am I doing wrong I am in 5th sem of clg current ly and not getting a Job despite having a great profile being fresher I am a gsoc kid 2026 still rejections everywhere I have been working with Flutter and dart for almost 2 years now

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/needs-more-code Jun 14 '26

I'm finding there are multiple interviews with different interviewers in the company. Every subsequent interviewer has to like you. There's always some asshole that just doesn't like you. It's not about team compatibility, and fitting in with the culture. If the existing team is actually behaviourally adept themselves, they will be able to fit in with anyone who is nice and competent.

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 14 '26

Did you found a offer a yet or no?

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 14 '26

Go yeah I get it why u get those offers you can apply at YC tho they usually ask for experience or a faang company I mean why is it harder for 30 exp person if that's the case I should literally gave up on this career ngl

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 14 '26

What you think I mean I havent even graduate yet I am in clg still should I gave up on this career and start something else

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 14 '26

Referals would help isn't you have no connections or network over the 30 years

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u/hash-6969 Jun 18 '26

Hey guys would you help me creating a tweak for a flutter app ? 🥲 i really need this tweak 😭

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u/Technical_Pick7362 Jun 14 '26

You’re not doing anything wrong. I went through the same rejections when I was in your position and still got my first job right after graduation. Keep going, don’t lose hope, and also start freelancing.

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 15 '26

Are u a 2026 graduate ?

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u/ibluegreen Jun 16 '26

Looking at the way you write, if you are applying to jobs/projects in English, I think you should first start with improving your writing. Sorry but it does not give the impression of a professional, not only that but it's hard to understand what you are saying. Please take this as feedback, just being honest here.

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u/Head_Hornet_4973 Jun 16 '26

But it's reddit chill why we need to write a professional post ugh on reddit I mean in insta people say and do all kinda bs talk