Contributing Open Source is not for beginners.
I think everybody can do it. But it will take you more time.
Maybe, but it is difficult for most entry-level junior developers.
Well, but think about it. If you can't contribute to a big codebase, how do you expect a company to hire you? :)
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I am not talking about how to find a job. I mean, once they hire you, how are you planning to work on an existing big project?
Honestly bro i don't know. but, OS contribution might not be suitable for most beginners my guess.
So you have to raise to the level when you can. Because that what you will do in the actual job :)
Right!!
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Contributing Open Source is not for beginners.
I think everybody can do it. But it will take you more time.
Maybe, but it is difficult for most entry-level junior developers.
Well, but think about it.
If you can't contribute to a big codebase, how do you expect a company to hire you? :)
Showcase personal projects on portfolio website, github profile, linkedin profile, resume & cover letter, networking with other people e.t.c...
I am not talking about how to find a job.
I mean, once they hire you, how are you planning to work on an existing big project?
Honestly bro i don't know. but, OS contribution might not be suitable for most beginners my guess.
So you have to raise to the level when you can.
Because that what you will do in the actual job :)
Right!!