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would this work? www.overleaf.com/read/zrwcqvgrftvj

• auganov 10y ago
  Well I don't know much about CVs and that sort of hiring. I was mostly concerned about your own possible confusion about who you'd like to be. You still seem to list a lot of "random" technologies rather than just operating on high level concepts. I.e. just saying you know networking rather than "iptables, firewalls..." [0]. I really don't know if that's a good strategy job-application wise or not, no idea. I was imagining you just finding a way to network with startup people, making some friends and eventually getting a job. Especially since you mention you're willing to do anything [for I assume not so much pay] Applying for jobs is definitely an unlikely path to such an arrangement. [0] and btw mentioning firewalls and iptables separately in that context is werid unto itself
  • amagnasco 10y ago
    Since online applications haven't been working out for me, I'm going to start going in person, so I wrote the CV with that perspective in mind. I don't know about CVs either, at all really. I know the limits of my knowledge and I don't want to oversell myself, I just wanted to clarify what I do and don't know. My experience is heavily linux-based so if someone is looking for a windows expert to debug their registers, that's not me. Sure I can poke around and apply critical thinking to the issue, go online and download a new dat file, reinstall the OS, virus scans or whatever, but I've never debugged a VB app. I don't even know what else is out there in the windowsverse past that point. If tinkering got me nowhere, it's not in the manual, and it's not online, I'll pass it on to someone else. As opposed to linux, OSX, BSD debugging which I can handle fine. Thanks for pointing the firewall thing out, I fixed it.