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I've already got jobs for software developers delivered to my inbox from the copious amount of recruiters emailing me... So incredibly annoying! I swear, they just spam every potential candidate for every job. The WORST!
Good for you. Forward some to me. I get three in a good month. Recruiters seem to forget Dallas exists.
It's a great start, and I hope you can continue to develop it. Being in Dallas I end up having to actively search out opportunities when I am looking, because the recruiters rarely come to me.
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It isn't as hard in all areas - while I was in DC, I was getting ~3 emails a day from recruiters. I was able to score in person interviews in hours, even unsolicited at meetups. Granted, in smaller places, getting a job in software engineering can be challenging, but it isn't too bad in many metropolitan locales, assuming you do the standard things software engineers should do to improve.
What do you mean by "assuming you do the standard things software engineers should do to improve"?
What happens if you check both "Remote only" and "include remote"?
I've already got jobs for software developers delivered to my inbox from the copious amount of recruiters emailing me... So incredibly annoying! I swear, they just spam every potential candidate for every job. The WORST!
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Good for you. Forward some to me. I get three in a good month. Recruiters seem to forget Dallas exists.
Haven't experienced that at all in Dallas. What skill set?
[1] This kind: http://www.incose.org/practice/fellowsconsensus.aspx
What is the search radius on this? Will I only get jobs for the specific location I enter? It's a great start, and I hope you can continue to develop it. Being in Dallas I end up having to actively search out opportunities when I am looking, because the recruiters rarely come to me.