diff --git a/guide/english/miscellaneous/getting-a-coding-job/index.md b/guide/english/miscellaneous/getting-a-coding-job/index.md index 7e5a784c05..a26c114a38 100644 --- a/guide/english/miscellaneous/getting-a-coding-job/index.md +++ b/guide/english/miscellaneous/getting-a-coding-job/index.md @@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ Free Code Camp will help you prepare for a coding job. * There are hundreds of thousands of unfilled coding jobs. * Employers and the US government have joined together to promote nontraditional coding programs like Free Code Camp. * Full stack JavaScript and Swift are two of the best paying skill sets, and have a ton of job openings. -* The best proof that you're an employable developer is a portfolio filled with real apps that real people are using. +* The best proof that you're an employable developer is a portfolio filled with real world apps that real people are using. -You'll still need to develop basic interviewing skills and soft skills (if you've been working a knowledge-worker type job for a few years, you probably already have these). +It's not enough to just master the code, you'll still need to develop basic interviewing skills and soft skills (if you've been working a knowledge-worker type job for a few years, you probably already have these). Resources to help improve your coding skills for interviews: * Hackerrank * Interview Cake -You'll also need to work hard to network with coders in your city. You can do this by joining your city's Local Group and participating in as many events as possible. +You'll also need to work hard to network with coders in your city. You can do this by joining your city's Local Group being active with the online community and participating in as many events as possible. I've found this link to be useful. It does a great job of explaining the process.