I often see in “Java Jobs Wanted” or “programming jobs wanted” forums or LinkedIn Open to work posts, where potential job seekers don’t really take the effort to promote themselves more effectively.
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I often see in “Java Jobs Wanted” or “programming jobs wanted” forums or LinkedIn Open to work posts, where potential job seekers don’t really take the effort to promote themselves more effectively.
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1. Interviews are not technical contests
to see who gets the most number of questions right. Nobody knows everything. so, don’t be overwhelmed by the number of Q&As on this site.
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Here are some handy resume phrases for software engineers.
1. Quantified on the job technical accomplishments
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This is mainly based on working as a freelancer for a single client on a contractual basis like 6 to 24 months or longer,
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A good resume will open doors to more job interviews. Reading others’ resume is a boring task, hence resumes are mostly scanned. So, you need to have good resume writing skills to get more job interviews.
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#1. Mr. Jim Rohn is one of my mentors. When you are feeling down, go to YouTube and listen to “Jim Rohn” to get yourself inspired.
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Anyone can become a contractor, but the hardest part of being a contractor is finding not just any freelancing jobs but rewarding & longer term development work and continuously finding them without any prolonged gaps.
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If you are already working as a Java freelancer/contractor or aspiring to become one, here are 5 tips that will put your freelancing career as a programmer on auto-pilot mode.
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Only around 30% to 40% of the job openings are advertised, and this avenue is highly competitive as many will be trying this avenue. The remaining 60% to 70% is a hidden job market where you proactively approach the potential employers for possible openings.
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“Offshoring Will Kill 1.5 Million IT Jobs by 2017” – according to new research from The Hacket Group.
Off-shoring means transferring jobs from Country-X to countries that have lower labor costs,
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Not all jobs and titles are created equal. Why do person “X” and person “Y” performing similar tasks have a difference of 1.2 to 2.0 times in their remunerations?
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