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I’ve had luck on Glassdoor and I’m likely much less qualified than you
I'm a new graduate and, fuck me. Programming jobs feel like the unreachable American dream.
Computer related fields are a constantly changing tech stack. People either are constantly growing in their career, or they are falling out of date. That long in the field should either be extremely comfortable, issue with the individual, or lack of drive to be constantly challenged.
The hardest part is the first job. After that should be constant career growth. This observation is only for the US job market.