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"A Junior-to-Mid Level Developer" ... Which is it? Pick one. Also, "I've been out of work and on the job hunt for a year." This may be true but is not a sellin
by cosgroveb 15y ago
"A Junior-to-Mid Level Developer" ... Which is it? Pick one.
Also, "I've been out of work and on the job hunt for a year." This may be true but is not a selling point. Say instead, "I'm available for work, contract or full time, right now. Hire me."
- pcote 15y agoOkay, I made the changes you suggested. As for the matter of picking "junior" or "mid", I was hedging my bets by including both. I have no point of reference as to how good I am or if I'm good at all. I haven't worked around other developers for 2 years now. It's all been solo "side project" stuff. Feel free to shoot my an email if you want to continue this discussion. I do appreciate your critique.