>>106401741
Your problem is that your projects are too broad, cover too many areas, which signal to the employer that you're high maintenance.
Exotic languages/frameworks signal that you'll wreak havoc in the development pipeline instead of beating the drum and delivering results.
Do only one thing and do it well. And pretend you have no other hobbies and that your raison d'etre is to work. C suite is rife with dark triad types these days that fall head over heels for this shit.

If you are an american on this board: why would you even consider studying cs and compete with 6 gorillion foreigners. You should do a comfy meche or aeroe degree and join a defense contractor.

I got laid off last week. I have like 8 recruiter calls lined up this week but feels like its going nowhere. At least these interviews are giving me a dopamine rush and feels like im doing something with my life. I dont know how people could neet for 6 months and keep sane.