I'm a fullstack and Android developer with 3 years experience both in the industry and freelancing.
Skills:
- Node.js
- React.js
- Android
- Python
- Django
- Docker
- AWS
email: [email protected]
linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/tmidao
It took us 10 years of constant applying, thousands of dollars spent before we got our green cards. I still remember my interview because I got my green card in 2015 and it was the most invasive thing I've ever gone through. I still even remember all the interviews we had to do before we got our visas to come to America.
In my opinion, I don't think OP really knows how difficult it is to get to America in the first place as an immigrant. It's not as simple as the media makes it out to be.
I'm planning on learning on a purely functional language this year and I've narrowed it down to Haskell and CL but I don't know which to pick. Haskell has sort of been winning due to my friends knowing it and using it.
If you have any resources as well, please let me know. I don't know if this is the right place to post this.
I do agree with everything you've said though. I now wish I didn't mention the company but I guess it's too late to change that.
EDIT: I emailed [email protected] about deleting the comments. Hopefully that helps.
EDIT 2: seems like the comments are gone.
I'll definitely look into getting an internship gig and probably spend all of tonight and tomorrow applying for the software gigs that I think I'll be a good fit in. Still debating suing.
I see a psychiatrist and a therapist twice a week. Obviously they're are cutting into my runway but I figured it's worth it since I've been doing much better ever since I wrote the piece of writing.
I'm always happy to clarify on any part that wasn't clear or you need more information on.
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