A path to getting an awesome tech gig
There are many free resources out there to prepare you for the technical interview:
Look up Meetup groups in your local area that are dedicated to preparing for coding interviews to practice with others
Make a list of companies that you would love to work for and rank them by desire.
Research existing people at these companies that have your desired role and check out their personal websites, GitHub, and LinkedIn profiles to get a feel of what their background is.
Check if you know anyone working at that company already by checking their company page on LinkedIn.
Explore company reviews using Glassdoor - it's phenomenal for this sort of thing.
- Angel.co Jobs
- BainCapital Ventures
- Behance Jobs 🎨
- Coding Internships
- CrunchBoard
- DesignerJobs 🎨
- Digital.NYC
- Dribbble Jobs 🎨
- GarysGuide
- GitHub Jobs
- Glassdoor Jobs
- HackerNews - Who's Hiring
- Indeed
- LinkedIn Jobs
- Mashable Job Board
- Outreachy
- PandaJobs
- ProductHire
- SimplyHired
- Slack at Work
- StackOverflow Jobs
- SudoHoot Jobs
- Switch
- The Muse
- Women Who Code Jobs
- YCombinator Jobs
- ZipRecruiter
Keep track of all the jobs you apply to using a platform like Airtable or Google Sheets.
Use an online platform like Creddle to avoid the tedious process of making a resume from scratch.
Create a minimum salary target for every company and change accordingly based on job type.
Recommend asking for better salary from companies you feel you could offers for but don't necessarily want to work for.
Only focus on base salary.
Many companies like to offer the total package number first which includes bonuses and other benefits.
Realize both your salary and bonuses offered are going to go through taxes, so take that into account.
To really learn how to negotiate your salary, check out the book Fearless Salary Negotiation. Here's a great overview of the book if you don't want to buy it.
To get started...
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