6 Signs You’re Ready To Start Applying To Coding Jobs
Making the leap from browsing job boards to actually submitting an application often requires some mental gymnastics. You might be coping with impostor syndrome, getting butterflies thinking about an interview, or second-guessing whether you have enough experience to even be considered for the job. Here’s the thing: There’s no one-size-fits-all timeframe that it takes for…
How Much Money Do You Need to Save to Switch Careers?
If you’re learning to code with the intention of switching careers or fields, it can be difficult to wrap your head around how long that will take and how much it’ll cost to learn the skills. (The answer for both is, it depends.) The cool thing about all our courses and paths is that they’re…
How to Recover After a Professional Slip-Up
It’s not a matter of if, but when you’ll make a mistake at work. One of the best known examples of a very public mistake at work is HBO’s “Integration Test Email #1,” which was affectionately nicknamed the “dear intern” incident of 2021. People from all industries responded with their own anecdotes of work blunders…
How I Went from Working in the Restaurant Industry to Senior Front-End Engineer
Learning to code so that you can land a job in tech can feel daunting. That’s why we’re sharing inspiring stories from Codecademy’s community — to show how people like you (yes, you!) can embark on a learning journey and end up with a totally new career. We hope these stories serve as a reminder…
5 Unexpected Ways to Work on Your Soft Skills
When you’re learning to code to become a software developer, there are plenty of ways to practice concepts and frameworks outside of our courses and paths. Maybe you complete a project, build your portfolio website, or work through a code challenge, for example. The soft skills that you need as a developer — like…
How to Write a Machine Learning Engineer Resume That’s Polished & Impressive
Getting that dream job as a Machine Learning Engineer involves more than writing good code and building effective machine learning models. To stand out in the field of candidates who are trying to break into the competitive AI space, you’ll need an exceptional technical resume. Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll want to include in…
Want to be a Freelance Web Designer? Here’s What You Need to Know
Freelancing is a great way to bolster your resume and income, and all you need to start designing websites are two languages: HTML and CSS. You can pick up all of these languages and skills in our path Build a Website with HTML, CSS, and GitHub Pages. On top of your basic programming skills, there…
3 Ways to Get a Hiring Manager’s Attention Without a Degree
Our recent UX hiring manager study found that people hiring for entry-level roles see degrees and certificates as “a positive signal, but not a deciding factor” for candidates. So what does that mean for folks without degrees from traditional four-year institutions? How do you tailor your job search, optimize your resume, and build your network…
7 AI Apps That Make Job Hunting a Breeze
There’s a reason they say looking for work is a full-time job. Between tweaking your resume for different roles, filling out applications (after already submitting your resume), and juggling interviews, it can eat up a lot of your free time. So why not leave some of the grunt work to AI? We recently launched several…
Use These AWS-related Interview Questions (& Answers) to Prep for Your Technical Interview
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is gaining traction as one of the first complete cloud-based computing platforms on the market today. As it becomes more popular, the need for AWS Developers will also increase. If you’re in the running for one of these positions, you can expect to be asked several AWS-focused questions during your interview.…












