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Can you recommend how to go about this? It's the first i've heard of this strategy, and interviews are a big fear of mine. I would have assumed most of these "p
by lijogdfljk 5y ago
Can you recommend how to go about this? It's the first i've heard of this strategy, and interviews are a big fear of mine. I would have assumed most of these "pay for feedback" things to be scams in one way or another. Thoughts?
- mitchdoogle 5y agoDon't pay for feedback. Do some mock interviews with friend and family and ask them for feedback
- TedDoesntTalk 5y agoI have a side-business providing mock tech interviews with unlimited time for feedback. Contact me if you are interested (including "why is this random guy on HN qualified to provide this kind of service")
- BirdieNZ 5y agoHow can I go about contacting you if I were interested in your service?
- TedDoesntTalk 5y agoMy email is in my profile now.
- elevanation 5y agoFor feedback, I would suggest people like a mentor, trusted friend who is a good communicator, or a paid professional resource. Full disclosure: I provide paid professional career mentorship and coaching. Contact info is in my profile. I know some people are opposed to hiring a paid resource, yet when I hired someone for myself, my career abilities and achievements increased much faster than before. And I still meet with a professional mentor regularly. Of course, both the compatibility and quality of the resource matter, so by all means talk with a few people until you find the right match for you. If CEOs, actors, athletes, and other pros hire someone to help, why shouldn't you?