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Based on reading your responses my summary would be ... You've already tried to improve your current position, and it seems like that hasn't gone well and is l
by autarch 5y ago
Based on reading your responses my summary would be ...
You've already tried to improve your current position, and it seems like that hasn't gone well and is leading to you losing interest and focus.
Get a new job.
In particular, I'd suggest getting a job at a software company rather than as a company where IT is a cost center. While this isn't a magic bullet, I think you're more likely to have a better experience at a company where software dev (and associated roles like QA, build engineering, Devops, etc.) are at the core of what the company does.
- giantg2 5y agoThanks. I'm looking, but there's not much out there, especially for mid levels.
- syndacks 5y agoI see you referring to yourself as mid-level. Whether that's true or not, apply to all senior swe jobs. Titles vary company to company and even if a role looks for "senior" they still might hire you and bring you on at "mid".
- giantg2 5y agoThanks, I have tried that for a couple roles i really liked. Unfortunately, if my resume doesn't list formal experience in that tech it seems to be getting trashed.