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You're not wrong, but all you've ended up describing to the poster is that you don't actually have a network to leverage for finding work - which is what they'r
by TheCapeGreek 2y ago
You're not wrong, but all you've ended up describing to the poster is that you don't actually have a network to leverage for finding work - which is what they're advocating for here, not walking into places to hand physical resumes.
- johnnyanmac 2y agoIDK, maybe we should go back to that. At least interaction with a human is guaranteeed. Netorking has its own problems that are much harder to solve.
- TheCapeGreek 2y agoPerhaps. For the time being, leveraging a network is still the best way to get hired. I think in my career so far in ~8 companies and many clients, I only got one of those jobs From a "cold" job posting application. Everything else was at least a soft referral by an acquaintance.