[kentiko]

What you are saying makes me really sad. I live in Paris and I just graduated (CS). I am currently working as a java developer in a large company, the job is incredibly boring and I feel like I am not learning anything. Interesting jobs seems out of reach of a junior developer. I don't think Station F is going to improve things much. I am now thinking about moving somewhere else to find a better job.

[pyrale]

There are good places ; if you aren't happy, move. Just don't pick a contractor job, and make sure you don't pick a job where people just expect you to move dirt around.

[user5994461]

There are good places in Paris but they can be counted on your fingers. That's not enough jobs even if we only consider the population of 3lite 10x developers.

[jclos]

Change job and relocate, even if temporarily! Devs jobs are plenty, and you should take advantage of it while it's still the case. Working abroad for instance is a good way to get out of your comfort zone and keep on learning.

[stymaar]

I know that feeling. Big companies are a scam. The good thing is: there is a lot of start-ups in Paris, many of them with open positions.

It's not that hard to find a place to work in Paris, it's hard for employers to find good candidates. I've spent most of the year looking for developers at Streamroot [1] and we struggled to have applicants. We hired 5 persons in the first 6 month of the year and still have a lot of open positions.

[1] https://www.streamroot.io/careers

[Gmo]

Hey Kentiko,

I don't know if you will read this post, because it's a bit late and you don't have any mail/twitter on your profile.

But we are looking for developers, including junior ones, in Paris or Nantes, if you're interested :

http://www.welcometothejungle.co/companies/lucca/jobs

Cheers, Guillaume

[theparanoid]

I went remote.

[y04nn]

Where?