Not to mention you have a plethora of information at your finger tips. It would be better to know how fast you can find an answer when you don’t know the answer.
If you take 1000 people and pick 500 white males first then have to pick another 250 people, you’re going to pick a lot more POC and Women. The best males were picked by previous administrations. Biden is just righting the wrong of the lack of diversity of past choices.
Interesting. My strategy so far is to read what the job req would say and then build the resume to highlight their needs. But in this case I have to make a CV for a certification. Anyway you go I find it best to match what they are looking for as simply as possible.
I looked at the LinkedIn and it’s cheap but the format was just a little to plane, I ended up finding a nice looking but not noisy template on Etsy of all places and modifying it. The sites that do it charge monthly which seems weird when the content remains the same.
What's the best CV builder? Looking for something that takes care of making it look good, preferably free, maybe hooks up to linkedIn to get a quick start. If it focuses on tech style CVs that would be optimal. Suggestions?
Listening while working. @davidfarrier found this article interesting about the Crapper. smithsonianmag.com/smart-new…
It's definitely not a replacement for coding courses, but if you have a young one and want to get them to think in this manner then it's great. Or if you just wanna have fun doing it. There is a board game it reminds me of as well. Roborally. Love that game.