hey /adv/ I am java developer from Mexico who has recently gotten

>>18519393

why are you a java developer

this morning i became a fucking angular developer

last week i became a fucking node and socket developer

how old are you?

I 've been working with java mostly the last 6 years, but I also know other languages like swift and javascript, SQL, been working in banks the last 4 years.

i am 34

tried LinkedIn, but I think I ain't using it right. also, i am willing to move to any part of the US

>>18519415
>>18519462

sorry if I came across a little edgy

upon self-reflection I came to the realization that I got all my developer jobs mainly through cronyism.

>>18519393
How did you get a green card without a job?

Also, if you are limited to one language, you're pretty much fucked here. Natives who know multiple programing languages are struggling to compete against pajeets.

>>18519509
mom got it first when bush sr was president and she migrated me.

here in Mexico I only needed java and got working knowledge as I went along, so I am a fast learner. what are the ones most used?

I studied aws, swift, android, less and node.

>>18519524
Not a programmer - I couldn't tell you. But I've got a german chick staying with me while she looks for work in order to get a visa. I do know that, shy of specialty software, Java is pretty much a dead language.

I'd ask her what relevant programming languages there are, but I'm at work. I can tell you that she has at least 6, as well as a degree and work experience for a German University, and still can't find a sponsor. She goes back home in August, after 6 months of searching.

>>18519534

what I get is that swift is rising in popularity even in the server side, but can't find a junior position.

>>18519544
Where have you looked?

>>18519534

for your friend, an HR person told me that there is a rise of need for permanent residents for these positions because the working visas are getting reduced. so it will be very difficult for her to get one

>>18519548


mostly LinkedIn, the people of Infosys are pushing for me to every position they have all over the states but no luck yet.

>>18519551
Not my friend. My wife's. She's one of the most awkward people I've ever met. I've lived with her for 6 full months (and a 2 month visit before that), and I've never bonded with her. It's really odd, as I usually start bonding with everyone I meet within the first hour without even trying. I've made active efforts, and it feels like talking to a wall.

At any rate, I'm not too concerned about it. If she wanted to, the US military is offering citizenship to people from certain countries that join up for a minimum of 2 years. If she's that desperate, she can go that route.

>>18519557
Try shit like Indeed and Monster. Linked in is a networking site. It's not bad, but that shouldn't be where you begin and end your search.

>>18519562

thanks, my mom told me about indeed but I didn't listen I'll try does.

>>18519560

I was also considering the military, but too lazy for that, but if the worse comes...

maybe she is very introverted or has trust issues i know I am like that with some people.