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> rely on your network This has been conventional wisdom for my entire (half century now) life, but every job I've been referred into has ended up being a nigh
by commandlinefan 2y ago
> rely on your network
This has been conventional wisdom for my entire (half century now) life, but every job I've been referred into has ended up being a nightmare. The best jobs I've ever gotten were the "cold approach" ones... hopefully those aren't going away forever.
- anonzzzies 2y agoI (also half a century life now) have always relied on my network for work, mainly because almost no interview time wasting (interviews are short and 'with the boss', no homework or other nonsense), higher wages and work from home. My first network were my classmates; some fathers worked in positions that were able to get me in; grew from there.
- the_real_cher 2y agoIt would make sense because theyre hiring based on networking being a higher priority than qualifications.