Networking
Most people only started to attend meetups when they were looking for a job, but at that point it is almost too late. There are so many reasons to start early. To name a few:
- Developing relationships takes a long time. Starting early means that you have connections who can vouch for you when looking for a job later
- Talking about programming with strangers is a great way to prepare for interviews
- You can learn new frameworks, tools, and learning resources from people who are ahead of you. This can influence your future learning plan.
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