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As a former hiring manager, I would always look for some prior project experience: problem, design, standards, build, test, demonstrate. Kids coming out of sch
by jschveibinz 6y ago
As a former hiring manager, I would always look for some prior project experience: problem, design, standards, build, test, demonstrate. Kids coming out of school have project experience. Pick a problem to solve, then work it to completion. You will have plenty to talk about after that.
- Gustomaximus 6y agoI always give this advice to grads. Create experience. It doesn't matter if it's some insignificant side project where you get 10 user visits a month, the fact you got stuck in and have something to talk about puts you miles ahead of many grads. You can discuss why you did something. It doesn't need to be a huge success, only show you have initiative, good logic and a work suitable brain vs 'Im enthusuastic'.