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You haven’t set foot in the industry yet right? Once you do you’ll see how it is. Don’t be afraid and stop saying you’re not good enough. There are some in the industry who barely know a thing or two but know how to talk. And some are very talented in the industry. Don’t hold too high of a standard for yourself. You’ll get there if you keep working hard.
At old big companies there’s a programming need for every skill level of a programmer. You can get a few tickets every 2 weeks.
You can do them. It’s not something to be afraid of. And not something to quit over. You may very well be performing better than some people in the industry at your current pace. Just don’t tunnel vision on yourself and quit
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