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| # HireMe | ||
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| [](https://github.com/fvcproductions/readme/issues) [](https://github.com/fvcproductions/readme/pulls) [](http://badges.mit-license.org) | ||
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| > A path to getting an awesome tech gig | ||
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| ## Table of Contents | ||
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| ## Resume | ||
| - [Step 1 - Prepare](#step-1---prepare) | ||
| - [Step 2 - Search](#step-2---search) | ||
| - [Step 3 - Apply](#step-3---apply) | ||
| - [Step 4 - Accept](#step-4---accept) | ||
| - [Contributing](#contributing) | ||
| - [Credits](#credits) | ||
| - [Donations](#donations) | ||
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| Use an online platform to avoid the tedious process of making a resume from scratch. | ||
| ## Step 1 - Prepare | ||
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| - [Creddle](http://creddle.io/) | ||
| There are many free resources out there to prepare you for the technical interview: | ||
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| ## Searching | ||
| - [Coderbyte](http://coderbyte.com) | ||
| - [Interview - GitHub Repo](http://github.com/andreis/interview) | ||
| - [Interview Cake](http://www.interviewcake.com) | ||
| - [Interviewbit](http://www.interviewbit.com/profile/fvcproductions) | ||
| - [Interviewing.io](http://interviewing.io/) | ||
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| Job boards | ||
| Look up [Meetup groups](http://www.meetup.com) in your local area that are dedicated to preparing for coding interviews and go to a few Meetups | ||
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| - [Angel.co](http://angel.co/jobs) | ||
| + [Job Collections](http://angel.co/job-collections/) | ||
| - [Panda.jobs](http://panda.jobs/) | ||
| - [Stack Overflow](http://stackoverflow.com/jobs) | ||
| - [The Muse](http://www.themuse.com/) | ||
| ## Step 2 - Search | ||
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| Make a list of companies that you would love to work for and rank them by desire. | ||
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| > For example | ||
| Research existing people at these companies that have your desired role and check out their personal websites, GitHub, and [LinkedIn](http://linkedin.com) profiles to get a feel of what their background is. | ||
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| Rank | Company | ||
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| 1 | Apple | ||
| 2 | Google | ||
| ...| ... | ||
| 10 | Yahoo | ||
| Check if you know anyone working at that company already by checking their company page on [LinkedIn](http://linkedin.com). | ||
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| ## Salary | ||
| Explore company reviews using [Glassdoor](http://glassdoor.com) - it's phenomenal for this sort of thing. | ||
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| Create a minimum salary target for every company and change accordingly based on job type. | ||
| ### Job Boards | ||
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| Recommend asking for better salary from companies you feel you could offers for but don't necessarily want to work for. | ||
| [Angel.co Jobs](https://angel.co/jobs) | ||
| [Behance Jobs](https://www.behance.net/joblist) | ||
| [DesignerJobs](https://www.designerjobs.co/) | ||
| [Dribbble Jobs](https://dribbble.com/jobs) | ||
| [Glassdoor Jobs](https://www.glassdoor.com/index.htm) | ||
| [Indeed](https://www.indeed.com/) | ||
| [LinkedIn Jobs](https://www.linkedin.com/jobs) | ||
| [PandaJobs](http://panda.jobs/) | ||
| [ProductHire](https://producthire.co/) | ||
| [StackOverflow Jobs](http://stackoverflow.com/jobs) | ||
| [SudoHoot Jobs](http://jobs.sudohoot.com/) | ||
| [The Muse](https://www.themuse.com/) | ||
| [Women Who Code Jobs](https://www.womenwhocode.com/jobs) | ||
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| Only focus on `base salary`. | ||
| ## Step 3 - Apply | ||
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| Many companies like to offer the total package number first which includes bonuses and other benefits. | ||
| Keep track of all the jobs you apply to using a platform like [Airtable](http://airtable.com) or [Google Sheets](http://sheets.google.com). | ||
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| Realize both your salary and bonuses offered are going to go through taxes, so take that into account. | ||
| Use an online platform like [Creddle](http://creddle.io/) to avoid the tedious process of making a resume from scratch. | ||
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| > For example | ||
| ## Step 4 - Accept | ||
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| Rank | Company | Type | Min. Base Salary | ||
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| 1 | Apple | Full-Time | $100K/year | ||
| 2 | Google | Part-Time | $50/hour | ||
| Create a minimum salary target for every company and change accordingly based on job type. | ||
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| ### Negotiating Salary | ||
| Recommend asking for better salary from companies you feel you could offers for but don't necessarily want to work for. | ||
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| - [Fearless Salary Negotiation](http://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/) | ||
| + [Book Summary](http://www.kalzumeus.com/2016/06/03/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-12-salary-negotiation-with-josh-doody/) | ||
| Only focus on `base salary`. | ||
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| ## Stalking | ||
| Many companies like to offer the total package number first which includes bonuses and other benefits. | ||
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| ### Current Employees | ||
| Realize both your salary and bonuses offered are going to go through taxes, so take that into account. | ||
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| Research existing people at company with your desired role and check out their personal websites, GitHub, and LinkedIn | ||
| To really learn how to negotiate your salary, check out the book [Fearless Salary Negotiation](http://fearlesssalarynegotiation.com/). Here's [a great overview of the book](http://www.kalzumeus.com/2016/06/03/kalzumeus-podcast-episode-12-salary-negotiation-with-josh-doody/) if you don't want to buy it. | ||
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| - [LinkedIn](http://www.linkedin.com/) | ||
| - [GitHub](http://github.com) | ||
| ## Contributing | ||
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| Check if you know anyone working at that tech company already by checking their company page on [LinkedIn](http://linkedin.com) | ||
| > To get started... | ||
| ### The Company | ||
| - 🍴 Fork this repo [here](https://github.com/fvcproductions/readme#fork-destination-box) | ||
| - 🔨 Hack away | ||
| - 😊 Add yourself as a contributor under credits | ||
| - 🔧 Make a pull request [here](https://github.com/fvcproductions/readme/compare) | ||
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| [Glassdoor](http://glassdoor.com) is phenomenal for this | ||
| > Or just create an issue - any little bit of help counts! 😊 | ||
| ## Preparing for the Coding Interview | ||
| - 😯 Create an issue [here](https://github.com/fvcproductions/readme/issues)! | ||
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| - [most starred GitHub repo with a crap ton of resources](http://github.com/andreis/interview) | ||
| - [Coderbyte](http://coderbyte.com) | ||
| - [Interview Cake](http://www.interviewcake.com) | ||
| - [Interviewbit](http://www.interviewbit.com/profile/fvcproductions) | ||
| - [Interviewing.io](http://interviewing.io/) | ||
| ## Credits | ||
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| Look up [Meetup groups](http://www.meetup.com) in your local area that are dedicated to preparing for coding interviews and go to a few Meetups | ||
| - © [FVCproductions](http://fvcproductions.com) | ||
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| ## Donations | ||
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| > Into Product Management? | ||
| > Feed me... 🍕 | ||
| Look no further than this [Open Source PM course](http://github.com/tron1991/open-product-management) on GitHub to help you prepare for your PM interview. | ||
| [](http://paypal.me/fvcproductions) |
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