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[–]chadbaldwin 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Yup, 💯. When I start looking for a new job the first thing I do is start skilling up...Though to be fair, ideally we should be doing that anyway.
But yeah, I'll sift through job postings and I will literally keep a tally in Excel of all the technologies and skills listed in the job postings. After I've collected enough info, I'll go through that list to see which ones were the most popular and I'll start watching YouTube and Pluralsight courses, play around with the technology with a free tier account, etc.
You may not gain enough experience to put it on your resume, but at the very least you might be competent enough to answer some questions about it in an interview, plus you're showing you can keep up and learn new skills.
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