[stephen82]

I used to look for entry programming positions, because I was IT Network Engineer, Assistant Systems Administrator, and Technical Support Officer my entire career with a 2 year exception as Web Developer with SEO/SMM responsibilities.

I have a broad experience with languages such as C, C++, Python, PHP, JavaScript, and such, but always on a personal level, apart from LAMP stack that I used it for 2 years professionally.

Right now I'm not looking for programming jobs anymore, because I have stopped believing in people from tech point of view after all this traumatic experience and decided to move on.

It just not worth it, it's not fun anymore at least for me.