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I'm glad to hear that landing a SEA job doesn't require living in SEA; my question is how to network with a SEA firm from outside given that my resume is provin
by tomhanks_clone 2y ago
I'm glad to hear that landing a SEA job doesn't require living in SEA; my question is how to network with a SEA firm from outside given that my resume is proving to be noncompetitive on paper.
- icsa 2y agoWhat feedback have you received, regarding your resume? Which kinds of roles are you trying to secure?
- tomhanks_clone 2y agoDataEng or SWE roles--feedback is implicit via silence; Have you ever gotten feedback from a company on even an interview, let alone just an application? That's unheard of to me
- icsa 2y agoYes. However, it is uncommon. I have been a Data Engineer, SWE, CTO, and a professional technical interviewer. If you're willing to post your email address, I'm happy to send you a message, receive and review your resume, and do a brief assessment to determine what you might change to land a role in Seattle. N.B. I have worked in Seattle since the dotcom era and have seen many of the market changes that have accurred in the city.
- tomhanks_clone 2y agoOn reflection, the operative sentence of what is essentially my resume as a post is "ideally meet some builders", and that's what's driving my hesitance to relocate.
- tomhanks_clone 2y agocadocary@gmail.com