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As for my friend developers. One works at apple, one works at amazon, those are unlikely hires for me. One got laid off this year and now is getting certified
by wegfawefgawefg 3y ago
As for my friend developers.
One works at apple, one works at amazon, those are unlikely hires for me.
One got laid off this year and now is getting certified to drive a city bus. A few of them work for the BP subcontractor, which is currently not hiring, layoffs. My other friend just got a new job, he was unemployed for about six months this year. My other friend has a degree and years of experience but is unemployed.
I have one friend in bed with C# and medical industry. Have asked him about it.
Lets say the average person has 10 professional acquaintances, id wager many of them are simply not in a position to make a referal.
- leetcrew 3y agothat's too bad. friends that can directly vouch for your skills are the easiest way into a job. still, don't forget a lot of companies give a bonus for any referral that results in a hire. unless you've specifically pissed them off, I bet most people who even vaguely recall that you've worked together would be willing to refer you. I got my current job through a second-degree connection. I didn't even know the guy that referred me.