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You've left crucial information: at what stage do you get rejected? If you're not even invited for interviews, then your resume needs work. Have someone review
by kjksf 10y ago
You've left crucial information: at what stage do you get rejected?
If you're not even invited for interviews, then your resume needs work. Have someone review it and provide feedback.
To improve your resume, do some open source projects, blog about programming things, have a decent website with portfolio. Do something to stand out from the crowd.
If you get the interviews but bombing them, then you probably need to improve your algorithm skills. There are plenty of websites to help with that (https://www.google.com/search?q=programming+interview+questions https://www.google.com/search?q=programming+interview+questi...).
- jamesmp98 10y agoKnow any good resume review services that are free or really cheap?
- kjksf 10y agoI don't think such a thing exists because there's no demand for it. Ask your colleagues. If you don't have those, go to any programming meetup, strike up a conversation and if the conversation flows, ask the person if they would be willing to give you feedback on your resume. People like to feel important so they most likely will. In the worst case, ask strangers on the internet. Do Ask HN or do it on r/programming. Like I said, people like to feel important so it's likely to work.
- shubhamjain 10y agoI can't claim any expertise but I'll be happy to look at your resume and provide suggestions with my experience. Email is in my profile. :)
- dreistdreist 10y ago/r/cscareerquestions/ has a weekly resume thread
- WrtCdEvrydy 10y agoSend me an email (email is in profile) Use my resumegen before sending it and ensure it's one page or less on overleaf before creating the PDF. (http://writecodeeveryday.github.io/projects/resumegen http://writecodeeveryday.github.io/projects/resumegen)