Should I write code or build products? I am very confused about employment, please ask seniors for guidance.

I am a graduate of the 17th class. During my postgraduate period, I worked with my teacher on some website and WeChat public account projects. My resume is outstanding compared to my classmates, but I am very weak in terms of my abilities. I know something about front-end and back-end but I am not very proficient in it. I don’t know what I want to do in the future? I interviewed with several PHP programs because my skills were not strong enough and I was a girl, but I failed at all. Now I want to try a product. The product may not require writing too much code, but also requires some project experience.

I don’t know how to choose, please ask seniors for guidance.

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I am a graduate of the 17th class. During my postgraduate period, I worked with my teacher on some website and WeChat public account projects. My resume is outstanding compared to my classmates, but I am very weak in terms of my abilities. I know something about front-end and back-end but I am not very proficient in it. I don’t know what I want to do in the future? I interviewed with several PHP programs, but I couldn't pass them either because my skills weren't strong enough or because I was a girl. Now I want to try a product. The product may not require writing too much code, but also requires some project experience.

I don’t know how to choose, please ask seniors for guidance.

First of all, you must decide on your general direction. Is it technology or product? In terms of technology, is it front-end or back-end? Then think about the next step.

Concentrate on one thing and have a plan for your own development. Otherwise, if you feel like this one doesn’t work, just change to another one, which is not that good for personal development.

It is recommended that you use front-end because the entry level is low. Then switch to the backend! Because in fact, the product is very cheating and is often fucked by programmers (haha)

Please contact me, eh