u/MT_IJ wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
How do you become a generalist engineer with strong engineering skills? Some say you need two tracks. One full stack path through some combination of Odin project and Fullstack open and then one focused on OOP and DSA starting with CS50X then Abdul Bari’s C++ and DSA classes as w
u/michaelnovati replied ·
It takes time yeah, but learning fundamentals, like CS50 stuff (Stanford and MIT also have these courses) AND also spending hours and hours building things and learning the practical. Getting stuck and persisting until you figure it out.
Over your career your toolbelt will accumulate more tools, and you need a couple to get hired for your first gig.