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I can& #39;t keep this to myself! It& #39;s giving me hope there is a better chance that I could get a job. @pythpiper suggested adding my coding experience to my linkedin and resume. So here I am, adding "Python Dev" to my list of experience.
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By adding this to my LinkedIn, it shows I know all sorts of things. It shows experience with git, python, html, css, bulma, flask, heroku, ci/cd, and all sorts of other things.
By adding it to my resume, it does the same as it does for LinkedIn. Except now it& #39;s in the front and easily visible to recruiters and employers who may not have otherwise looked at me.
Add your code experience to your resume & LinkedIn
job title = developer
company = independent
description = include your projects, repos, @ThePracticalDev posts, community things, speaking things, twitch stuff, anything that shows you know your shit
job title = developer
company = independent
description = include your projects, repos, @ThePracticalDev posts, community things, speaking things, twitch stuff, anything that shows you know your shit
I can& #39;t make any guarantees that this will help me or anyone else, but it feels like it could. It feels like this will help. I can imagine it will help anyone who is feeling like they have to extra prove themselves because they don& #39;t have a CS degree or a bootcamp.
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