Which development vector to choose?

Question

Career in IT

He graduated from the university this year in the profile specialty of VT. Here's what I'm thinking about next. So far (since I graduated) I have tried two firms for office work and after the probationary period they did not take me (just give everyone with experience). In one I coded in PHP (Yii, Kohana and a little CMS), in the other in Python (Django). The question is: is it worth stopping at something specific? For me personally, a language or a framework is just a tool. I quickly master them when necessary and I find it interesting. Now, for example, I want something new type of mobile development, or perhaps try ASP.NET before a heap from the web. And to be honest, I’m a little fed up (oddly enough) with very high-level languages ​​​​and I want to code again on something like C / C ++. Perhaps even something more exotic and modern like Rust or Go, but I have not yet found any vacancies in my city for them. Is it worth while just the beginning of a career to jump around different languages ​​and frameworks - to decide? Or is it not worth losing experience on what has already been mastered a little? (PHP, Python)
PS And where else can you get the experience that all employers want so badly? I do not consider OpenSource, because. I don't like working for free. I tried to freelance, but so far I have not found a single order. There, after all, also give everyone with experience / reviews ...

Answer 1

Your question is psychological.
In short, you need to conduct a thorough introspection (preferably with a pen and paper).
And already on the basis of the introspection carried out , you will be able to draw certain conclusions and go to the 2nd level Goal setting .
And then to the 3rd level Planning .
. You can see more details here:
☛ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpOkMdO5Cv4&t=284s
☛ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hAd_EZfCM4&t=1s

Answer 2

Django
You can go learn
Experience is easy - you have to do something Do
n't know what to do?
You go to an upwork
You look at the tasks you like there
You do You
repeat until you are sure that you can do it without an idea and Google