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“You sound insecure”-how recording yourself can help you ace your next interview
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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How to get others to help you in your career
(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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How to message a stranger for a job referral without being annoying
(hackcareer.com)
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How to peak at the right time for job interviews
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How to navigate internal politics to get the job you want
(hackcareer.com)
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How to transition from Consulting to Tech
(hackcareer.com)
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How to get over the fear of the job search
(hackcareer.com)
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Results are the only type of resume points that stand out
(hackcareer.com)
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I give 2-3 phone interviews/week at Dropbox, here's some advice
(hackcareer.com)
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John Arnold – Declaring War on Bad Science
(wired.com)
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How to not waste time on a side project when trying to get a job
(hackcareer.com)
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Don't blow off the social interview
(hackcareer.com)
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How to Interpret the “Requirements” Section of Tech Job Listings
(hackcareer.com)
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How to Get Out of the Rejection Downward Spiral in Your Tech Job Search
(medium.com)
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How I got in the right mindset to land a job at Dropbox
(hackcareer.com)
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9y ago
Do you want to get out of software engineering? I think it all depends on what you want in the future.
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How to prep for a technical interview for a non-engineering role
(hackcareer.com)
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How I finally got interviews at Palantir and Dropbox
(hackcareer.com)
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How your resumé actually gets reviewed at tech companies
(medium.com)
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Actual messages you can send to get referred into a tech company
(hackcareer.com)
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9y ago
Just amazing. Imagine working on this project (or any project) 20 years ago and seeing the payoff now. Wow.
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Headline should be: Habits, good and bad, amplify under stress
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Some good tactics here. I wonder if some people are innately better/worse with directions. I'm horrible at directions and I have tried to ditch Google maps while driving and being mindful of my surroundings while walking downtown
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As someone who has worked at a tech company in support, this is article is misguided. It assumes that all companies are being thoughtless and asking any employee to answer customer support tickets without any training or guidance. We had en
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I have a lot of respect for the Amish, I think they are true hackers. It's pretty amazing the things they build with the resources they have. Of course I love technology, the internet, etc and couldn't imagine my life without all
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Key point: "The better those relationships are, the better your own work will be, which is why it’s so important to treat others with empathy and respect." I want to highlight empathy, especially when interacting with colleagues w
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I wonder if Spotify will eventually become a music label as it starts to own the distribution channel for music.
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Empathize with them. Really try to put yourself in their shoes. Does your product actually solve a problem for your customer? Is it a problem they're willing to pay for? Once you build a product that solves a problem customers are will
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When I was a contract iOS engineer, I've had the following payment situations: - Paid 1x/week at a design agency with regular hours - Paid 1x/2weeks at a company with regular hours - 50% of contract value down with next 25% p
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Yikes. Culture starts from the person at the top and flows down. Curious to see how and if the cultural narrative within Silicon Valley companies will change one year from now after all that's happened. Will there actually be meaningfu
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