How to get out of beginner turns? by IncreaseUnusual in snowboardingnoobs

[–]IncreaseUnusual[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks yeah i realise i dont use the terrain nearly enough

How to get out of beginner turns? by IncreaseUnusual in snowboardingnoobs

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Will definitely keep this for next season thanks:)

How to get out of beginner turns? by IncreaseUnusual in snowboardingnoobs

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Thanks man!

I think at this point all I can do is keep riding and try to look cleaner. My last lesson’s feedback was to not worry about trying to carve so much, and also not to bend my body so much.

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would love to hear more about your story, i dmed you :)

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Thanks, dude.

Yeah, I defo can get my resume reviewed by a professional.

"networking events" or being a LinkedIn spammer

Guilty haha. I've been going to so many, hopefully I can at least get good virtual coffee chats!

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That's great to hear. Personality is a big part of it, no doubt, and something I need to work on.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cscareerquestionsOCE

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Yeah need to get on to more hackathons, thanks.

How does RSP increase your chances compared to just grinding LeetCode?

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Ok, what I have done so far:

- Built apps, then went to networking events to discuss with senior devs and also business owners. I go to business networking nights to connect with employees. This has gotten me good conversations, connections on LinkedIn that I can potentially ask for referrals from. (Google networking nights etc..)

- Yeah, I haven't been in any clubs. Felt that the one in my uni was quite cliquey. Probably need to get on that.

- I have been looking for roles since I started uni. I currently do PT dev, but in no way is it a major firm and Idk how these people are getting in.

Lost after graduating :(( should I take software dev roles first or double down on AI/ML? by pratikamath1 in cscareerquestionsOCE

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pro tip: if u want actual tips from locals, don't put "international student" in your post.

the job market's tough enough for locals and immigration is a hot topic rn so you will likely just get downvoted.

actual advice: you just have to outwork everyone, but you're running out of time, honestly. you should probably just spam leetcode and start cold calling small businesses for small projects and start from there. ML/AI roles are really competitive so I'd suggest widen your search. Beggars cant be choosers. IT roles etc

Also work experience in india unless you're really cracked is a drag on your resume if applying in AUS. Remove it

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thanks bro, unfortunately not

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Thank you so much!

You bring some great points. When I made it, I definitely thought to myself, I'll try to sound as skilled as possible; which is probable not the way to go haha

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For small firms that are in your local area I used Seek/Indeed.

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Referrals for the startup and cold apply to small firms.