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Skills that employers recommend students to acquire Oct 16, 2022 Geek Festival 2022 Autumn @kkeeth @kuwahara_jsri @kkeeth

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About me

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npmjs.com/~kkeeth

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🎤 Podcasts 📻 URL: https://stand.fm/channels/5e70dd5881d4e84e1ff1cab4 URL: https://anchor.fm/kkeeth

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🙇 Sorry … 🙇 1. This slide is made in English. But I’m unfamiliar using English. Therefore, there may be grammatical errors. 2. This slide is made using the “Takahashi method”, so there is a lot of text.

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Let's begin this talk😆

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My History of Recruitment

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My History of Recruitment 2017 Joined YUMEMI 2019 referral adoption: 5 (2 of them directly) talked at study group 32 casual interview 20 2020 Challenge Board of Directors Active participation in various recruitment events 2021 Engaged in recruiting coding checks, casual interviews, First round of interviews, …etc

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Frequently asked questionsɹ from students

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Are there any skills that students should acquire? Is there anything I should do as a student? Do you have any book recommendations?

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Technical Skills Books Soft Skills

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This is just my personal opinion, so please refer to it. Please make your own decision 💁

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Recommended Soft Skills

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Team work Team development

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What to develop (In the case of a hackathon) When and how far to go Who will do which task How to schedule meetings Code review Deployment and working checks Task management

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There are Various Events URL: https://biz.supporterz.jp/geekpjt/

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There are Various Events URL: https://biz.supporterz.jp/geekpjt/ We're only as strong as the number of times we fall!

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The Art of Asking Questions

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Communication

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Recommended Technical Skills

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Common Skills/ Knowledges💁

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Git / GitHub

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Let’s practice with me 😆 URL: https://github.com/kkeeth/git-practice

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Let’s practice with me 😆 URL: https://github.com/kkeeth/git-practice Please feel free to post a PR or create an issue!

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Programming Language

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State Management Probably not for Server-side Engineer

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Coding

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Coding Check Points • Is the granularity of git commit appropriate? • Is the commit message formatted (prefix used)? • Is there proper component/class/function separation? • Are linters and formatter installed? • Maintenance of a well-developed README • Does it follow the officially recommended style guide for coding? …etc

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Development Principles

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Output (App, Web, Blog, library…etc)

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For Front-end 💁

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TypeScript

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Storybook

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Grid/ Flexbox

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For Server-side 💁

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NGINX

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MySQL

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Docker

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iOS/Android/Flutter 💁

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🙇 Sorry … 🙇 I didn't know because I've never experienced native app development...! Please look forward to the future Kuwabara-san(?)

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And More 💁

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Stop Categorization

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There are principles and principles that can be applied to any language and any Framework.

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Roadmaps

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Image By: https://roadmap.sh/

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Firebase Probably not for Server-side Engineer

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client2 client3 client1 Mini apps Prototypes

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client2 client3 client1 Mini apps Prototypes Enables FAST, API-free development 💻

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Cloud Service

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GraphQL

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Unit Test Integration Test E2E Test

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Integration Test E2E Test Unit Test

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Image By: https://notion.yumemi.co.jp/013a145ca7244047a44d769bbbf1b54c Testing Pyramid

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You don't have to do all of these things 👍

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Please Challenge our coding tests !!🙋

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URL:https://notion.yumemi.co.jp/013a145ca7244047a44d769bbbf1b54c our coding tests 💁

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URL:https://notion.yumemi.co.jp/013a145ca7244047a44d769bbbf1b54c our coding tests 💁 Technical reviews for you and welcome to re-challenge 💁

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Recommended Books

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Before I introduce you, let me say a few words…

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Before I introduce you, let me say a few words… This is too difficult question....

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URL: https://notion.yumemi.co.jp/1258d5e23a74496786f5fdca2aa4cce6 our recommendantion 💁

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Image By: https://www.oreilly.co.jp/books/9784873115658/

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Image By: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4822283119

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Image By: https://www.ohmsha.co.jp/book/9784274065972/

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Image By: https://notion.yumemi.co.jp/

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Finally

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WHAT is the purpose of acquiring a technique or skill?

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That said, technology is very interesting!

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Have a happy engineering life!

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