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When experience doesn't count!
My last project ended abruptly at the end of 2020. It had an interesting 7.5 year run. Maybe one day I will blog about it, but not just yet! I'm in the market for a new role and I'm experienced, really experienced. However, this is the first time in ...
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I got blasted by my first couple of technical evaluations when I started looking for a job again. They were so bad that I started thinking, "am I dumb now?" :D
I "fixed" it by doing three things:
- I spent regular time on sites like codewars.com to "get my mind in the game."
- I decided exactly which technologies I wanted to work on, and I focused my efforts in those areas.
- I created some GitHub projects that demonstrated my knowledge and tackled some small yet challenging problems. I also made sure to have some fun.
I showed off those GitHub projects during the interview process for my new job. Turns out I'm not so dumb. Well, mostly.
Ren
Hi Alon,
Our company, based in London, is looking for an experienced developer (remote work possible). Please have a look at the job description, you might like it: axiomhq.com/careers