Thank you for your answer. I got fired from my two last development jobs too.
I didn't like the first place, I haven't got too much help to even onboard, not talking about learning the codebase or the framework. (One thing I will never ever do again is trying to learn a completely different framework at a new job...)
At the second place however I felt I was pretty good. They mentioned areas to improve (productivity, meetings), but most of the feedbacks were good. Then they fired me. They "expected more improvement".
What is the mistake I shouldn't make again? Am I a bad developer, having problems or just unlucky?
I didn't like the first place, I haven't got too much help to even onboard, not talking about learning the codebase or the framework. (One thing I will never ever do again is trying to learn a completely different framework at a new job...)
At the second place however I felt I was pretty good. They mentioned areas to improve (productivity, meetings), but most of the feedbacks were good. Then they fired me. They "expected more improvement".
What is the mistake I shouldn't make again? Am I a bad developer, having problems or just unlucky?