Anybody still hiring for entry level roles? I've applied to 100s of places without even an interview. I'm self-taught which makes things harder, but have what I consider a decent GitHub profile (not gonna link here since I don't know the rules on that). I'm not picky either. I have completed projects primarily in server-side Python, and embedded C. I've been grinding LC but it's not much help when I can't even get a phone screen. Any tips on what I'm doing wrong or how I could increase my chances of getting through to an interview? Besides the shitty timing with the market conditions, what should I be doing today to maximize my chances? I'm also open to internships. TC: $đ„
I got recruiters reaching out after I had all the keywords plus a really cool internship project that makes you sound smart with great impact. Before those, I went out to meet recruiters, I never applied blindly through job portals.
Wells. Pay is low but itâs something. DM me a job id and Iâll refer you.
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The more exposure you get working on projects increases your chances through resume filters. Idk if you are getting auto rejects but that might be why. If you are self taught then you have to put enough âbuzz wordsâ on your resume. For example if you work on a project using a AWS services and call out those services on your resume then you are more likely to get matched to a roll if they are also using that cloud provider. Obv you need to expose yourself to those technologies.