Nikhil
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About Nikhil
I have observed a fascinating phenomenon amongst folks applying for their first developer jobs.
The behavior seems consistent across college graduates, Bootcampers, and self-taught folks. When asking for a résumé review, they almost always get the answer "build more projects".
This is great advice, but you can do more to improve your odds. Better yet, you can do a few important things in parallel.
Here are some of the job-hunting hacks that really helped me, as a self-taught developer, land interviews throughout my career.
Build Your Personal Brand
Difficulty: 3/5
I like to think of us developers as a business of one. At the start of our career, we are a tiny startup that no one has ever heard of. We don't yet have customers (or experiences), and people are reluctant to give us a chance.
However, just like the modern business world, it is getting increasingly harder to be successful and unknown.
Let's look at the example of Shopify, which seems to be more aware of the importance of personal brand within recent years. Their CEO, Tobi Lutke, has become more public recently, hosting AMAs as well as hanging out in social channels like Clubhouse.
As another example, Quincy, the founding teacher behind freeCodeCamp, is also an active personality on Twitter.
Just as founders are responsible for shaping the narrative of their respective companies, we as individual developers need to be aware of our own brand with our tiny business of one.
How can you build your brand?
I have seen a 13 year old with 30k followers on Twitter building 10 projects within a year. We can all look at him in awe and stress about the importance of building your personal brand.
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Hindi
Hhdy dgfddh gdhgsh vsydysy hshdh gshg gsysy dysy vsydysyy hshshshhhs yddysy I have observed a fascinating phenomenon amongst folks applying for their first developer jobs.
The behavior seems consistent across college graduates, Bootcampers, and self-taught folks. When asking for a résumé review, they almost always get the answer "build more projects".
This is great advice, but you can do more to improve your odds. Better yet, you can do a few important things in parallel.
Here are some of the job-hunting hacks that really helped me, as a self-taught developer, land interviews throughout my career.
Build Your Personal Brand
Difficulty: 3/5
I like to think of us developers as a business of one. At the start of our career, we are a tiny startup that no one has ever heard of. We don't yet have customers (or experiences), and people are reluctant to give us a chance.
However, just like the modern business world, it is getting increasingly harder to be successful and unknown.
Let's look at the example of Shopify, which seems to be more aware of the importance of personal brand within recent years. Their CEO, Tobi Lutke, has become more public recently, hosting AMAs as well as hanging out in social channels like Clubhouse.
As another example, Quincy, the founding teacher behind freeCodeCamp, is also an active personality on Twitter.
Just as founders are responsible for shaping the narrative of their respective companies, we as individual developers need to be aware of our own brand with our tiny business of one.
How can you build your brand?
I have seen a 13 year old with 30k followers on Twitter building 10 projects within a year. We can all look at him in awe and stress about the importance of building your personal brand.
See more
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- 5h: ₹2000
- 10h: ₹4000
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