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Learning to code is hard. And to make it worse, it's not enough to get a job. I got my AI toanalyse 5 years of calls with people looking for help with their coding. And the results confirm the 10 reasons I've talked about for years now. These are the reasons why people either fail to learn to code or fail to get hired. Full list is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zS_RcZy_DyvT7V5_D1gwoRko3AQb5jYl-JCtu59jm7w/edit#heading=h.vy2psz6137g8

Here they are for convenience: 1. Overwhelmed by the amount of information and lack of structure in learning. 2. Difficulty understanding and applying coding logic. Learned a lot but cant build anything. 3. Inability to understand code written by others and to find bugs. 4. Need for a clear learning roadmap or personalized guidance. 5. Lack of confidence and practical coding experience. 6. Challenges with job interviews and securing a job in the field, especially for those on a visa or without relevant job experience. 7. Balancing learning with other commitments, such as a full-time job, and maintaining consistent progress and motivation. 8. Difficulty understanding the basics of coding/ programming and need to work on them to be fluent. 9. Need help with finding better paying jobs and job market information. 10. Struggling to learn specific frameworks and when to apply them for specific applications or projects.

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