amys

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by amys 13y ago
I saw this article on Pando when it came out yesterday, and you've nicely explained something that I've been wondering about. There has to be some explanation to the beer trend other than frat-boy insanity (and yes, I like a good
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by amys 13y ago
If you contact the manager/VP directly, then as long as you write a good email and include some professional links, you'll usually get a response. Contacting a peer has advantages, but on the other hand the manager gives you a str
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by amys 13y ago
I see you've got green energy and medical technology jobs there. Why not jobs where you can commit to open source projects? Now _that's_ what I can a "job with meaning".
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by amys 13y ago
What's needed is more jobs that pay people to write open-source -- for example, but contributing libraries back to the community, or at least bugfixes.
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by amys 13y ago
They just don't have the time or the tools. But if you can make it easy for them, then wow! This is a big win for everyone. Resumes, recruiters, job ads -- yuck! Hacker communities -- yay!
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by amys 14y ago
Nice site! I signed up -- great idea! The graphic design is quite good as it is, but a graphic facelift is not that expensive, so long as you stick to re-skinning the site -- CSS, images, etc. -- as opposed to major layout and content chan
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by amys 14y ago
The short answer is: Yes. But what really should matter is the market -- i.e., your options. Learn what your opportunities are, and take the best. Did FiveYearItch send you some other offers? How do they compare? Did you look for options el
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What's the best way to find a better job?(slant.co)
2 points by amys 14y ago|0 comments