E se eu disser que a esposa do chefe andalhe a fazer a si um encorning ? 0 DnEpNpCWdM <| sep |> That ' s incredible of you . That kind of support can really help people who have troubles with having the right mindset for projection . Thank you for your positivity and offer to help those out who need it , we need more people like you here <| sep |> multiple times per day , I ' d bet . Factories like that don ' t fuck around with food safety . <| sep |> Fair enough . I ' ll jump in my E 4 now <| sep |> I landed a great FE job right out of college . I had decent knowledge of HTML and CSS and JS , but nothing special . I had done some tutorialsside projects using different frameworks , but I didn ' t know any of them . I think what really helped me was the fact that I found a company I was passionate about and reached out directly to the CTO . I explained how I was very green , but I was very passionate to learn and grow . So even if you don ' t have that much experience , you still have a chance ! However , the things I have found most useful to know on the job are 1 . Have a good understanding of HTML , grid systems , and how to layout a page efficiently flexbox yay ! 2 . Know how to read documentation and how to google . If you are stuck , knowing how to ask the right questions will always be beneficial . 3 . Learn vanilla JS , don ' t rely on jQuery or any other librariesframeworks . Yes , they make life easier , but if you can solve a problem without them go for it . 4 . Learn how to communicate with the back end . Know how to make API calls whether you use a Backbone model or vanilla JS and understand what it is actually doing . 5 . When you are stuck and figure something out , write it down . Chances are you will come across that issue again . I can go on and on , and I ' m sure I missed a lot ! Feel free to PM me with questions on interviewsgetting a jobon the job .