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What worked for me was counterintuitively not applying to a ton of places, but focusing on places I'd really want to work and then reaching out directly to rele
by BWStearns 2y ago
What worked for me was counterintuitively not applying to a ton of places, but focusing on places I'd really want to work and then reaching out directly to relevant team leads. It might feel like you're wasting effort since it's more investment and people might still just not reply, but I found it to be more effective. And it led to a really interesting job that I like a lot. Good luck!
- jatin_gupta74 2y agoAsking as a final-year student in college, how rough the situation is??
- BWStearns 2y agoNo idea how it is for new grads. I hear it’s bad but also you only need one job, so I wouldn’t stress too much. Developing some domain expertise in the business that you want to work in can be a pretty important differentiator.