I've been coding for five years now professionally. About nine altogether. I've been a contractor my entire career and I've been looking for my next position since Aug of 2017.
Hey! Thank you for comment! I'm sorry, it's taking so long. From previous experience, I understand the toll it can take. When I did my career transition into tech, It was only about a month and the interviewing process took 4 months. This position, was from the help of my bootcamp's career services.
But before, I would go to different meetups in my city, I would join designated city slack channels to get my name out and I think one thing that stood out, besides my projects was that I started teaching code for a local non profit. I would look also on designated city job boards. I barely got any luck big job boards.
I've been coding for five years now professionally. About nine altogether. I've been a contractor my entire career and I've been looking for my next position since Aug of 2017.
Great post. BTW how long did it take to find your job? I've been looking for the past two years with no luck. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Hey! Thank you for comment! I'm sorry, it's taking so long. From previous experience, I understand the toll it can take. When I did my career transition into tech, It was only about a month and the interviewing process took 4 months. This position, was from the help of my bootcamp's career services.
But before, I would go to different meetups in my city, I would join designated city slack channels to get my name out and I think one thing that stood out, besides my projects was that I started teaching code for a local non profit. I would look also on designated city job boards. I barely got any luck big job boards.
Thank you 🤗😊