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I see far more failure by way of deeming oneself unqualified and not applying than I do by way of train wreck interviews. For me, job applications are like col
by jowiar 13y ago
I see far more failure by way of deeming oneself unqualified and not applying than I do by way of train wreck interviews.
For me, job applications are like college applications - the best attitude is not to get my heart committed to anything outside my control, and not to take anything as a statement about who I am, and always will be, but rather on what, at a particular point in time, I can offer a particular person. I've had my ass handed to me in an interview before - It was a great experience - I learned what I needed to get better at to get the type of position I wanted, and through applications, failures, and learning, I eventually found a great position.
- collyw 13y agoThe way most job descriptions are - listing 5 languages with at least 3 years experience, its not a surprise that people deem themselves unqualified. (As a side note I get to hire someone after Christmas,and have no idea how to word the ad. It will be all round work, with a fair bit of Python / Django, but I feel that these are fairly niche and will limit my choices if I ask for these specifically.)