Really well-done walkthrough Kim. I have been searching all over for something like this and it just really makes sense. What are your thoughts about how to deal with a hybrid-resume. I am changing careers from a 3d artist to a web developer and it's a catch-22 with having experience but not having the right experience. And thanks again for writing this.
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Hi Andrew. A hybrid resume can be great! Your skills as a 3D artist are a huge asset to a developer position. You are a unicorn! Since you have designer skills and now developer skills. This makes you a very attractive candidate. I get what you mean but 'not having the right experience' but I do believe you're not at a downfall - just make sure to include your developer skills, no matter how small experience that may be, somewhere on the resume.. whether that is through code you've written and uploaded to GitHub, a current website they can go look at, etc. I hope to one day have more designer skills :) Thanks for reading and passing feedback/questions. I wish you luck, Cheers!
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Really well-done walkthrough Kim. I have been searching all over for something like this and it just really makes sense. What are your thoughts about how to deal with a hybrid-resume. I am changing careers from a 3d artist to a web developer and it's a catch-22 with having experience but not having the right experience. And thanks again for writing this.
Hi Andrew. A hybrid resume can be great! Your skills as a 3D artist are a huge asset to a developer position. You are a unicorn! Since you have designer skills and now developer skills. This makes you a very attractive candidate. I get what you mean but 'not having the right experience' but I do believe you're not at a downfall - just make sure to include your developer skills, no matter how small experience that may be, somewhere on the resume.. whether that is through code you've written and uploaded to GitHub, a current website they can go look at, etc. I hope to one day have more designer skills :) Thanks for reading and passing feedback/questions. I wish you luck, Cheers!