rhonsby

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by rhonsby 9y ago
In my opinion, a good resume is one that is easy to read and isn't flamboyant (unless you're a designer). As someone who used to interview at least three candidates a week, I tend to look at their resumes right before going into t
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by rhonsby 9y ago
I have trouble parsing your resume. The bars require me to tilt my neck to read. If I don't, it's still challenging. The graph isn't very intuitive either. What I care most about is the description of your role at your previo
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by rhonsby 9y ago
Every day of the week is the same for me. Wake up at 5:45am and in bed by 10:30pm. For me, I'm 100% a morning person and can't function at the end of my day. After 9pm, my brain shuts off entirely.
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by rhonsby 9y ago
I haven't had any problems getting leads in NYC from SF. I don't tailor my resume in any way. One thing to consider is that it's a bigger bet than trying to recruit someone that's a little more local. They'd have to
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by rhonsby 9y ago
I often find that building stuff just so happens to be the best way to learn stuff.
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by rhonsby 11y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full stack development with experience in Rails and AngularJS. Open to other back-end and front-end frameworks. Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/21A4aAN
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by rhonsby 12y ago
Location: San Francisco Technologies: Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, Backbone.js, SQL Resume: http://bit.ly/1m5XMLd Email: rhonsby@gmail.com From writing raw SQL to the integration of Backbone with a back-end Rails API, I enjoy d
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by rhonsby 12y ago
San Francisco, CA. Relocation or Local. Full Time Stack: Ruby, Rails, JS, Backbone.js Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7fhe1f7pxfhi8ur/resume.pdf Contact: rhonsby@gmail.com -- From writing raw SQL to the integrat
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by rhonsby 13y ago
Whatever you do, please don't give up. Your future is still ahead of you and you haven't failed yet. As cheesy as this may sound, there is so much more to life that you have yet to experience. If you don't receive an acceptan