It's like being at a tech buffet, isn't it? 😅 You've got a plate full of data structures and algorithms on one side and a hearty portion of development on the other. It's tempting to load up on everything, but your eyes might be bigger than your stomach, so to speak. The tech industry is vast, and it's okay to not have a Michelin-star level mastery in every single area. 🍽️🌟

Here’s the dish: Focus on building a strong foundation. With DSA, it's about understanding the core concepts that you can apply to any coding problem thrown your way. 🧠🔨 For dev, get your hands dirty by building projects that interest you; it's the best way to learn. And when job opportunities come knocking, think of them as taste tests. 🚪👩‍🍳 You don't need to be a master chef yet; you just need enough cooking skills to show potential. Keep learning, stay curious, and balance your time between theory and practice. 📚💻 Remember, every tech guru started as a beginner, and the real secret sauce is persistence. Keep coding, keep building, and the mastery will come with experience and time. 🏗️⌛ Keep at it, and bon appétit on your tech journey! 🎉🚀

I suggest prioritizing one aspect at a time. Initially, focus on development; once you've acquired substantial knowledge and completed a project, transition to data structures and algorithms (DSA). This sequential approach will enhance your problem-solving skills by providing a deeper understanding of more efficient solutions for challenges similar to those you've encountered in your development work.

Hi Zion,

This is exactly what a mentor is for, s/he helps in planning and executing to best of your interests.

BTW you can chose any mentor from this platform and become long term mentee.

Best wishes. 😊