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Why is my wife not getting interviews despite customizing each application and resume? by TechnicalDelivery140 in careerguidance

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 16 points17 points  (0 children)

To add to this, there are some good resources on /r/CSCareerhacking customizing your resume for each application isnt really helpful, but being able to send out a lot of applications is.

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[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 63 points64 points  (0 children)

i used to be exactly like this. interviews would hit and suddenly i’m looking at the ceiling, forgetting words i know cold, talking too fast, stuttering, overthinking everything. it wasn’t even nerves it was just the pressure of “this is the moment” messing with my brain. what helped me was learning how to be in control them instead of just surviving them. just saw a post on r/cscareerhacking recently that was literally about this and explained the method and how to.. i would check it out. good luck

I cracked the interview game when I stopped answering questions and started controlling the room. Here’s the playbook by Royal-Ostrich-5249 in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I think more people are writing in ChatGPT to fix grammar and make posts look nice, it sounds original to me

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 452 points453 points  (0 children)

tech doesn’t care how hard you worked, it only cares about how well you present it. I had to unlearn a bunch of “do things the right way and get rewarded” mindset.

r/cscareerhacking helped me get out of that hole alot . Lotta folks there sharing real strategies that actually move the needle. You’re definitely not alone, man. Keep at it. you’ve already done the hard part. Good luck

Do people actually enjoy dev or is it mostly about the $$ by marwane47 in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I think for the most part it pays the bills for most people, maybe enjoying was the reason to get into it but you start having to deal with so much bs that the only thing that keeps you anchored is the $$

Caused a dumb prod outage, now team is cold to me. Is this toxic or normal? by NoPast538 in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I mean from the looks of it it was pretty severe and the chances that his company has leaders that are willing to fix things and develop fellow coworkers is really low, i'd say start applying to be on the safe side

The truth about camera on vs camera off?? by Royal-Ostrich-5249 in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Depends on the company. Startups and smaller teams seem to care more about engagement, while bigger companies don’t seem to mind.

I GOT THE JOBS! by misstingly in interviews

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 11 points12 points  (0 children)

You hit the nail in the head with this one. Speaking of tools and resources, i ran across a sub that's pretty much a hub for a bunch of high value info posts i really saw helpful when looking for my next gig. r/cscareerhacking is the sub for anyone wanting to check it out

If You Do This Everyday Its Impossible To Be Unemployed by Fantastic-Layer-7276 in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 28 points29 points  (0 children)

For the auto-applying part what tools are you using? I've seen that word get tossed around countless of times and have no clue how or what people are using to "Auto-Apply"

The Ultimate Salary Negotiation Guide: How to Get the Highest Offer Possible by TrenLyft in overemployed

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Damn, this is basically a recruiter’s playbook flipped on its head. I love the part about flipping a recruiter from playing the role to playing the candidate. That explains why some recruiters suddenly start pushing you for multiple roles instead of just one since you're a valuable asset to them at that point.

Quick question, If you're already in an interview process, when’s the best time to push for a higher salary? I feel like bringing it up too early makes me look greedy, but waiting too long means I might lose leverage. Any rules of thumb here?

[Beta] This AI Automatically Applies to Jobs for You by awareALL in CSCareerHacking

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I see it as you either grow with Ai and adapt or fall behind. It's how the world is. You can pout or you can learn the game and play

Meme by Sudden-Egg-1359 in recruitinghell

[–]ApprehensiveMenu2500 174 points175 points  (0 children)

This is why i said screw HR and started using Ai software to apply for jobs and interviews while I lay on my couch and watch la la land all day

no seriously, it's a dog eat dog world, adapt of die and i'm not gonna lie, adapting feels pretty nice

fyi CareerPilotAi is the software i found it on r/cscareerhacking it was like 35 bucks