I keep my interview questions in my "github résumé": https://github.com/nerdfiles/R-sum-/blob/master/q/to-startups.markdown https://github.com/nerdfiles/R-sum-/

I keep my interview questions in my "github résumé": https://github.com/nerdfiles/R-sum-/blob/master/q/to-startups.markdown https://github.com/nerdfiles/R-sum-/blob/master/q/to-startup... I recently had a headhunter e-mail me, offer no job description, but directed me to the website of the company, which makes iOS/iPhone apps. Two hours later he pinged me again asking if I read his previous e-mail. Nowhere in my many online résumés do I say I have iOS experience or that I am even interested in that kind of work. Moreover, I stress, emphasize, my interest in hypermedia and W3C Standards. This market is saturated with mismanagement, and there is a clear bottleneck. So, for instance, "hypermedia." Most developers and "techs" I mention this term to obviously have no idea what I'm talking about. And just entertain the fact that I made some jargonish sounding word, thus giving me the benefit of the doubt. But now I cannot find work I want to do because hardly anyone knows what hypermedia is, and that is _not_ my fault. I'm staying abreast with my industry, and now I am suffering for it. There is a bottleneck here, as with most "recruitment" industries. I don't even want to begin thinking about open source typography, with all the Microsoft Web Safe Fonts flying around.