How can I effectivelly find and apply for Jr. Dev Jobs?

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I'm junior level in front end, self-taught (~2k hours over ~1.8yrs). I wanted to try a job interview and see how I do, but I don't see any jobs.



I look on the big job sites(google jobs/indeed/glassdoor ect..) but they are all CV farming recruitment/consulting beginning with "my client..." or "outstanding opportunity" but no company name.



To try and be more clear, I feel like the job adverts that start with "my client.." are there to steal my identity info, and/or may be lying about the job, it puts me off applying.



Are the big job sites a way to get jobs or just an illusion. How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?










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  • Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
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  • @clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
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  • Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
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I'm junior level in front end, self-taught (~2k hours over ~1.8yrs). I wanted to try a job interview and see how I do, but I don't see any jobs.



I look on the big job sites(google jobs/indeed/glassdoor ect..) but they are all CV farming recruitment/consulting beginning with "my client..." or "outstanding opportunity" but no company name.



To try and be more clear, I feel like the job adverts that start with "my client.." are there to steal my identity info, and/or may be lying about the job, it puts me off applying.



Are the big job sites a way to get jobs or just an illusion. How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?










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  • Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
    – rath
    13 mins ago










  • @clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
    – rasan076
    13 mins ago










  • Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
    – Seth R
    7 mins ago






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    Thanks for feedback, I've edited it.
    – clearly77
    7 mins ago












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I'm junior level in front end, self-taught (~2k hours over ~1.8yrs). I wanted to try a job interview and see how I do, but I don't see any jobs.



I look on the big job sites(google jobs/indeed/glassdoor ect..) but they are all CV farming recruitment/consulting beginning with "my client..." or "outstanding opportunity" but no company name.



To try and be more clear, I feel like the job adverts that start with "my client.." are there to steal my identity info, and/or may be lying about the job, it puts me off applying.



Are the big job sites a way to get jobs or just an illusion. How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?










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I'm junior level in front end, self-taught (~2k hours over ~1.8yrs). I wanted to try a job interview and see how I do, but I don't see any jobs.



I look on the big job sites(google jobs/indeed/glassdoor ect..) but they are all CV farming recruitment/consulting beginning with "my client..." or "outstanding opportunity" but no company name.



To try and be more clear, I feel like the job adverts that start with "my client.." are there to steal my identity info, and/or may be lying about the job, it puts me off applying.



Are the big job sites a way to get jobs or just an illusion. How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?







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  • Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
    – rath
    13 mins ago










  • @clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
    – rasan076
    13 mins ago










  • Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
    – Seth R
    7 mins ago






  • 1




    Thanks for feedback, I've edited it.
    – clearly77
    7 mins ago
















  • Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
    – rath
    13 mins ago










  • @clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
    – rasan076
    13 mins ago










  • Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
    – Seth R
    7 mins ago






  • 1




    Thanks for feedback, I've edited it.
    – clearly77
    7 mins ago















Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
– rath
13 mins ago




Hello Clearly and welcome to this site. If there weren't any jobs with that criteria, why would the recruiters you come across bother to temp you to send your CV?
– rath
13 mins ago












@clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
– rasan076
13 mins ago




@clearly77 It is unclear what question you are asking. As it stands now it looks more like a start of a discussion than an answerable question.
– rasan076
13 mins ago












Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
– Seth R
7 mins ago




Vote to close, as I do not see a clear goal here we can address.
– Seth R
7 mins ago




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Thanks for feedback, I've edited it.
– clearly77
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Thanks for feedback, I've edited it.
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How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?




Some options that come to mind are:



  • Create and use a LinkedIn profile, so you can expose yourself to the professional workforce. There you may receive offers or well find places you may like to apply.


  • Attend to job fairs, where you can see what companies are out there and seeking to employ developers. Be sure to bring your CV or contact card with you.


  • Consider using StackOverflow Jobs. I haven't used it thoroughly, but I see it could also be an option for you to find dev jobs.


  • Ask your contacts and acquaintances if they know about any dev job they can redirect you to.





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    How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?




    Some options that come to mind are:



    • Create and use a LinkedIn profile, so you can expose yourself to the professional workforce. There you may receive offers or well find places you may like to apply.


    • Attend to job fairs, where you can see what companies are out there and seeking to employ developers. Be sure to bring your CV or contact card with you.


    • Consider using StackOverflow Jobs. I haven't used it thoroughly, but I see it could also be an option for you to find dev jobs.


    • Ask your contacts and acquaintances if they know about any dev job they can redirect you to.





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      How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?




      Some options that come to mind are:



      • Create and use a LinkedIn profile, so you can expose yourself to the professional workforce. There you may receive offers or well find places you may like to apply.


      • Attend to job fairs, where you can see what companies are out there and seeking to employ developers. Be sure to bring your CV or contact card with you.


      • Consider using StackOverflow Jobs. I haven't used it thoroughly, but I see it could also be an option for you to find dev jobs.


      • Ask your contacts and acquaintances if they know about any dev job they can redirect you to.





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        How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?




        Some options that come to mind are:



        • Create and use a LinkedIn profile, so you can expose yourself to the professional workforce. There you may receive offers or well find places you may like to apply.


        • Attend to job fairs, where you can see what companies are out there and seeking to employ developers. Be sure to bring your CV or contact card with you.


        • Consider using StackOverflow Jobs. I haven't used it thoroughly, but I see it could also be an option for you to find dev jobs.


        • Ask your contacts and acquaintances if they know about any dev job they can redirect you to.





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        How would you recommend I find jobs to apply for/get interviews?




        Some options that come to mind are:



        • Create and use a LinkedIn profile, so you can expose yourself to the professional workforce. There you may receive offers or well find places you may like to apply.


        • Attend to job fairs, where you can see what companies are out there and seeking to employ developers. Be sure to bring your CV or contact card with you.


        • Consider using StackOverflow Jobs. I haven't used it thoroughly, but I see it could also be an option for you to find dev jobs.


        • Ask your contacts and acquaintances if they know about any dev job they can redirect you to.






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