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Exactly how the world works. Getting experience in order to get a job.

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Starting the job search is never easy. It truly takes some time to get in motion, and start getting traction and responses to applications. My first batch of “We’ve chosen a different candidate” or “Your application has been waitlisted” are starting to roll in. It’s generally a good sign to start seeing “no”, because it often takes many “No’s” before getting that “Yes” that starts your new career.

Trying something a little different to find my next job as a software engineer, hear me out... When it comes to looking for a new job, there are 2 things that I believe need to change so we can give and get more help from the people we know: 1- Make it easy/clear to know about your situation today and how to help you today. The more up to date people are about your needs and progress, the easier it is to help you. Remove friction and people are extremely generous, but if it's too foggy people will tune you out. 2- Information (knowing something you don't, like what company may want to hire someone like you) and Trust (having someone's permission to introduce you to them) are valuable assets that we don't reward accordingly (heck, they are often the only way to get a job!). I believe that people that offer those assets to help you get a job should be rewarded, because it wouldn't have happened without them. Companies already do this when they offer referral fees, so why not also offer it if you're looking for a job? This is my attempt to provide an easy to update "snapshot" of my career, and to reward whoever helps me find my next job as a software engineer:

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