In this video I break down why finding a software job has become difficult not only for beginners, but even for experienced developers. IT is still growing fast and it looks attractive—high salaries, remote work, interesting tasks—but the “other side of the coin” is that the competition is huge and the hiring process often feels like a wall. I share my personal experience and opinion on what I see most often when people can’t get interviews or keep getting rejected. I go step by step through the main reasons: education (and why “become a programmer in two weeks” is a myth), the popularity of web development and why it creates massive competition, and how your resume structure can be the real reason you’re not moving forward. I also talk about strategy—applying not only to big companies, considering smaller companies with faster hiring, and understanding how remote work increases competition worldwide. My main takeaway is simple: be patient, keep sending resumes, fix mistakes, build projects, and don’t give up—this path is long, but it will bear fruit.