#learningReactJS-day1

[xpc-web-dev]

Resting and starting an apprenticeship.

(10/07/2023)

Hi everyone are you?

I hope well.

The last few weeks have been full of emotions for me, as I was preparing to take a test to enter an apprenticeship at a company in my country.

I again thought I wouldn't make it, mainly because this one is VERY DIFFICULT. But I PASSED. I passed the technical test and then did the interview.

If you followed my April or May posts, you saw how frustrated I was for being pathetic in an interview. So due to that experience, in this one I studied and even spoke in front of the mirror.

Fortunately, the conversation was very good, I knew how to give the right answers and captivate and I got my spot on the program.

This program will be 12 weeks learning react.js with the company's developers, team projects and if I get a +70 at the end I'll get a job.

So I thought it was a good solution to get a tech job by the end of the year.

I was about to have my 3rd burnout of the year so after I got accepted I just didn't take the code and didn't study anything and I think it was my best decision.

I'm not 100%, but I'm fine enough to make an effort and manage to do what needs to be done. They ask me to study 5 hours a week, so despite being afraid of not being good and the new, I think that by dedicating my days to study I can do well.

And I'm still finishing the front-end project classes I'm taking part in, but in this one I'm more focused on doing my 3 projects and getting the certificate. Fortunately I have until the 30/07th, so I'm fine.

Second, I was wondering whether to share it here or not. BUT besides wanting to look at my trajectory at the end of the year, I also want to show people that entering the world of technology is full of successes and mistakes, BECAUSE I AM HUMAN LIKE YOU.

I procrastinate, I get frustrated, I get stressed, I think about giving up and so on. Anyway, I'm going to share my routine and then I want to share the notes I take here on my linkedin for potential students in the next classes.

And you, how are your studies? I wish you all well, have a great week and see you tomorrow.