How much do you need to know to get a job?

Question

IT education

hello! I want to develop as a front-end developer, it’s clear about html and css, now I’m studying js on my own (I haven’t gotten to frameworks yet, but I realize their importance). tell me please, will it be necessary to learn php and mysql in the future? or some time (for everyone individually) of intensive practice of all of the above and it will be possible to look for a job as a junior?

Answer 1

Looking for a job right now.
Right in the vacancies it is clearly written who they need. Why are you asking this on a toaster when there's a more reliable source directly from a potential employer?

Answer 2

To get a job, you need:
1. Well-suspended tongue.
2. The kind of person who understands this.
3. Connections / knowledge of all sorts of buzzwords.
What to do after? Pass a probationary period. For this, it would be nice to know something really. What exactly? Depends on the specific job/project, its technology stack, bosses, ability to communicate in a team.
What is the most important thing? Convince them that you are the one they need. Even if this is not the case, in half of the cases during the trial period you are trained to the desired level.

Answer 3

You don’t need to be able to do anything, the problem is that with professionalism comes the ability to say NO and, in general, cynicism.