Can I Build a Career in C# Development?

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Asked By RoboBard_92 On

Hey everyone! I've been working with C# for a few years using Visual Studio, and I'm discovering that I really enjoy it. In my last job, I worked part-time developing C# interfaces for a production line to track progress. Currently, I'm also part-time developing a program to help manage warehouse units. However, I've never done full-time development and I believe many companies could improve their processes with custom software. Have any of you worked as self-employed developers creating custom applications? If so, how did you find clients? Thanks for any advice!

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Answered By CodeCrafter85 On

Creating your own products and selling them can be a more manageable route. That way, you can showcase your skills and build a portfolio by developing more unique solutions.

Answered By TechWhizKid On

It's definitely possible to work with C# as a contractor on internal projects. However, hiring solo developers for full apps is pretty rare nowadays, primarily because companies usually prefer bigger teams for their needs. But teaming up as a contractor for a larger firm can lead to some interesting gigs!

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