Layoffs, recession and inflation pushed many engineers back into the Technical Interview game. They have no choice but to play. And most don’t know its rules.

Stuck at the Junior or Mid level? Wondering what Senior Developers do that you don't? Maybe the answer is not some fancy new JavaScript framework, but the way they think about what they do...

If developers are so in demand, why is it so hard to get a software developer job these days?

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Three years ago, I faced a brutal truth. Up to that point, I had been writing dozens of lines of code. But, when asked to solve specific technical issues, I often realized I would get stuck on basic things. The harsh reality was I missed fundamental software knowledge.

The road you need to take to become a senior developer is long. It is a difference that most developers underestimate — I know I did back in my early days of writing code.

It is easier now than ever to become a software developer.Attracted by promises of 150ks salaries, remote riches and a lifetime balance equal to none, everybody wants to be a programmer these days.Coding Bootcamps and Udemy courses are popping out everywhere. Young and old, millions of people are trying to learn how to code in order to improve their lives and income.

Is not because programming is hard. Or because there are too many technologies out there or because you don’t have enough experience. Understanding that being good at software development is about discipline and not really about coding per se, frameworks or “on-paper” experience, that is hard.For many of you, this is not relevant, unless you are ready to get to the next level as a software developer. Whether it is because you simply want to be better, more confident or you want to make more money.