Admin, Updated on March 16, 2022 
#1 Not Learning & Updating the Skillset
“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.”
Abraham lincoln
Keeping yourself updated with the latest technology & skills is as important as finishing any task on time.
As a web developer, you need to be updated about the latest trends in web design, the latest releases of the software you use, etc.
Read blogs, watch tutorials on a regular basis to keep yourself updated.
Some of the most popular blogs on web development are –
#2 Switching Jobs Frequently
Switching Jobs to bag higher salaries is a thing most people prefer these days. But if you do this frequently, let’s say, once or twice a year, that gives a negative impression to any employer.
This shows your unstable and volatile mindset towards your job. If the work environment is good & you’re getting new things to learn, then switching your job just because of a higher salary is not a good idea.
Because once you’ve established yourself as an irreplaceable asset in your current company, you can definitely get a good raise without even switching your job.
#3 Planning to start their own business
Once you understand the business of your employer, the first thing strikes your mind is why don’t you start your own venture.
Startup culture being in trend these days, every immature web developer think that it’s the time to start their own business.
But the thing is, business is not about just starting up, It’s about descipline, management & responsibilities.
There is a lot more going on in the background like accounts, billings, sales & marketing, etc. which you might not be able to handle all at once.
So, in my opinion, the best time to start a business is when you’ve gained enough expertise in your domain. When you can manage yourself properly & have the confidence to tackle any sort of problem, then you should plan to launch your venture.
