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One thing I like to do which isn't at all specific to software is writing down accomplishments. This way I can look back and see if I've been progressing or sta
by rifung 12y ago
One thing I like to do which isn't at all specific to software is writing down accomplishments. This way I can look back and see if I've been progressing or staying still.
You could try writing down whatever you learn each time you learn something new to so you can look back and realize you are getting better, assuming you are. If you aren't then at least you know and can reevaluate.
- fecak 12y agoI recommend to candidates I work with to update their resume every 6 months - 18 months (depending on your employer's project timelines). If you find yourself consistently struggling to add things to your resume, whether those are new skills or accomplishments, it's either time to look for a new job or time to start considering projects to maintain marketability.