Is it possible to get a job on the web if you are 14 and understand JavaScript (both client-side and server-side)?

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Is it possible to get a job on the web if you are 14 and know JavaScript (both client-side and server-side)?

Answer 1

This question cannot be answered unequivocally: you may be a JS genius and know it at the native code level, or you may not know what "bubble" is and how to write an add(1)(2) function that returns 3.
Legislation on this the bill says (correct if anything has changed) that an employment contract with you can be issued only if two conditions are met:
1. Easy
work 2. Work is carried out in your free time and does not interfere with it
Also, there is a limit on hours, but I don't remember the exact numbers.
In practice, few people will go for an employment contract with a minor, since no one needs probably-temporarily-working-half-programmers-for-20-hours-a-week, this is disadvantageous for the employer.
ie working full time on the web is extremely unlikely.
If we consider the possibility of freelancing, then everything will depend on another set of skills - communication skills, the ability to correctly sell your skills, the ability to persuade, etc.

Answer 2

Depends on what level you know. But in any case, you should be lucky.
You can look for a freelance job and keep silent about your age.

Answer 3

On internal work - it is extremely improbable.
But probably.
I would take it if you showed yourself qualified enough.
Online, not in person, when no one sees your face - they will take it.
Who cares how old you are.
If only they did the job.

Answer 4

Have you heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect?

Answer 5

If you can write code correctly and the knowledge is really present, then:
1. Whether you are a penguin with flippers
2. Whether you are 1 day old
3. Whether you are at least code with AI of incredible complexity
If you can complete the task, you can always find a job and earn money.
Everything else is just ignorance of the tool or unwillingness to work.

Answer 6

What's stopping you?
Are you blind?