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If anyone has any connections, please give your boy a chance.
I will however try to continue to code once I lose my house. Will start a “blog from the streets” for your all education and entertainment.
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ouch. market sucks right now I'm sorry man. what kind of work do you do? what languages?
When I'm in unemployed mode I try to knock out a job application every day. Granted I'm pretty lazy, so it's more like 2-3 job applications a week, on a good week.
Have a template for your CV and cover letter. Then just tailor it to each job application.
Be less selective about what technologies they ask for. If the job wants {Java, Spring boot, postgres, microservices, Jenkins, git} and you only know {Java, MySql} go for it anyway! Sometimes I look back on old job ads that I ended up working for, and they look nothing like what my job was: (blockchain? internet-of-things? What were they thinking!)
Don't bother thinking about why you got knocked back. It could have been any number of reasons:
* Maybe they saw your exp and figured you wouldn't settle for junior's salary.
* If you did settle for a low salary, maybe they figured they wouldn't be able to keep you long, because you'd quickly move elsewhere for a better salary.
* Maybe you were one of about 10 candidates.
* Maybe you're resume was screened by HR or someone who didn't understand your technical worth based on your writing.
Just one role? When I'm in unemployed mode I try to knock out a job application every day. Granted I'm pretty lazy, so it's more like 2-3 job applications a week, on a good week. Have a template for your CV and cover letter. Then just tailor it to each job application. Be less selective about what technologies they ask for. If the job wants {Java, Spring boot, postgres, microservices, Jenkins, git} and you only know…
All I could find is the following links, if it helps: https://larajobs.com/ https://djangogigs.com/ https://djangojobs.net/ https://www.golangprojects.com/ https://remoteok.com/
Just one role? When I'm in unemployed mode I try to knock out a job application every day. Granted I'm pretty lazy, so it's more like 2-3 job applications a week, on a good week. Have a template for your CV and cover letter. Then just tailor it to each job application. Be less selective about what technologies they ask for. If the job wants {Java, Spring boot, postgres, microservices, Jenkins, git} and you only know…
Oh yeah I’ve been unemployed for months and only have been denied from one role. sarcasm I get two interviews a week. “Its a numbers game” is pretty wild. In all seriousness Ive probably put in 200 apps.
Never mind. Now I understand.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Oh yeah I’ve been unemployed for months and only have been denied from one role. sarcasm I get two interviews a week. “Its a numbers game” is pretty wild. In all seriousness Ive probably put in 200 apps.
> Oh yeah I’ve been unemployed for months and only have been denied from one role. sarcasm Never mind. Now I understand.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Oh yeah I’ve been unemployed for months and only have been denied from one role. sarcasm I get two interviews a week. “Its a numbers game” is pretty wild. In all seriousness Ive probably put in 200 apps.
> Oh yeah I’ve been unemployed for months and only have been denied from one role. sarcasm Never mind. Now I understand.