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Hi Pirate king, thanks for the resume link, I made a copy and edited it. However, when I tried saving the pdf, your header with your details was saved with it, I am not sure how to get it off, as I can not see it when editing only after saving as a PDF. I would appreciate any help.
Amazing video! If I may, I’d like to suggest a few more (as a hiring manager) 1. If your resume is dense, it’s ok to bold critical information. 2. Use the “So What?” test. After reading about your contribution, the reviewer shouldn’t think, “So what?” 3. It’s ok to have different versions of resumes for different companies or roles. Apologies if unsolicited suggestions are not welcome.
I have some questions: 1. I’ve been rejected from about 50 interviews. (In the last one they found the excuse that I could have given more examples. There must have been 20 to 30 perfectly given interviews with no feedback at all. The feedback I got from a lot of them is that they went for another candidate). 2. Before the pandemic it only took around 4 interviews to secure a new role 3. I went to a top business school and have half a decade of experience working for blue chip companies 4. *I’ve been given the advice by some corporate operatives that I could still somehow secure a role at a top company even if I’ve been unemployed for half a dozen years* *Is it discrimination? Is it bias because there is money involved? I would just like to know what is going on as I’m being forced to retire early abroad/take a career break in the summer*..
@@jahualhaq9853 1. Giving honest feedback is an unnecessary liability for the company. 2. I don't think it's ever that predictable of how many interviews required to secure a role. 3 and 4: No one knows you better than you. Hate to say it, but companies also have their rights to choose their "best" candidate. Is it discrimination? When is it not? Is it bias? For whatever reasons, everyone is biased. You get what you take, not what you deserve.
I feel like it's pertinent to mention that the structure of your resume really depends on your expertise in the field you are applying for. If you're entry-level and currently working on a project, you might want to add a link in your resume to that specific project. This gives the resume reviewer immediate knowledge that you are actively applying yourself. You should still link your general repository address in the header, though.
It’s not his resume that got him into Google, (and not even his degree) but the University’s name (Carnegie Mellon) where he was graduated. My patience is running thin with folks who are privileged but can’t see they are privileged and give lessons to others less well off than them by showing “the resume that got me into X and Y” yet it’s their attendance to a prestigious organization that got them in there.
@@lpmlearning2964 I acknowledge your statement. But I don't think we can complain about them being privileged cuz it takes hardwork to get accepted into those unis. Instead of being depressed about what we don't have, we should try what we can even if it will increase our chances by as little as 0.2. We will have to work harder for our shortcomings.
@Thar Lin Shwe Thanks, but I don’t think we got any shortcomings. Not having the money to go to a prestigious Uni is not a shortcoming. Not being able to study in high school, or not having the same set of opportunities to exploit so you can show off and to go to those Universities; These are not shortcomings. I’m curious if everyone who is willing to flex their CVs are equally willing to include in those CVs how easy they had it before being admitted there. Let’s see if they would look equally bright as someone who actually did not have it as easy and still managed to get in.
@@lpmlearning2964 If you see his 12 years of his life as software engineer video, you will see that his Carnegie Mellon name doesn't really help him that much in the first few years after he graduated. It mays help, but I think most of his achievements are based on his hardwork, not only the name of the university. Saying the prestige of university to dismiss the person's hardworks is quite offensive imo.
I really appreciate you time, efforts, and expertise in guiding us to a strong resume build. The day I downloaded your template, and modify it with my personal info, I got 2 job interviews on the same day that I started sending them! Before that I've sent more than 100+ resume and haven't got a phone call. Thank you soo much for the template and info shared through the video.
I’ve been checking the best SWE resumes for years and this is the best one I’ve seen. Well done Daniel. I have a similar resume but has a second page, will definitely to try to update it in this format. Thanks for sharing and please keep sharing your knowledge :)
Hey man. I am just an IT guy but I used your tip #6 and #7 with my experience at the top of my resume. I made the mistake of using certifications and schooling at the top before. Now, I have a follow-up from an established company in Houston (part of the Energy Corridor, actually) and I legitimately have you to thank for. It is just one follow-up so far, but it's something. Thank you and the way you produce your videos is very well made.
Hey, I just wanted to say I am more of a "fix it" person and the way you were able to show what you can offer to a company and HOW to describe your duties was flawless. I realized what I needed to do and changed up the descriptions from "I do x, y, z" to "I have DONE x, y, z and it helped the company significantly with this total amount of sales, revenue etc. etc." and just by ACCURATELY stating what I've done and showing confidence I can proudly say that I have a wfh job now doing less and making more with a guaranteed 1+ year contract and Motorola reaching out to hire me. I just wanted to say thanks and that you and your channel are awesome! 😎😄
"People love modesty, but they don't hire it." God, I wish someone had told me that when I first started out! I used to undervalue myself so much on the job market, I would even lowball myself when it comes to salary, hoping that would make me a more attractive candidate. I've wasted years of working at jobs and companies with lower than expected salaries as a result, and looking at where I am now, I'm better than I gave myself credit for.
I normally don't comment on videos like these, but this was extremely helpful knowledge, stating many more impactful points than any other resume video I've seen! I'm currently a 3rd year uni student, and although I don't have a ton of work experience quite yet, I do have many projects I have worked on over the years, so I will definitely be including everything I can above education!!
The thing that's exceptional about your video is that after you explain it. You say to yourself yeah that makes so much sense even though you never thought of it that way before.
I just wanted to leave a comment here cuz tip 5 made me smile. In Asia, alot of families force their children from an early age to be great at school so they can land at the best universities so they can land the best jobs. I'm not one of those people. I've been pressured to consider getting better grades to land a better university to put on my resume but seeing your advice gave me hope that experience, hardwork, and dedication (and what you've accomplished) speaks volumes to simply having better grades and hell even the highest GPA. Thank you pirate king, Ive recently discovered your channel and im hoping to learn more from your videos.
I just don't think there will ever come a time where my resume is good enough. Every month I switch something, but thank you for the insightful video!!
3:05 LinkedIn and GitHub should be your usernames/URLs. People can't use embedded links if they print your resume out) Also some PDF viewers don't work properly with links.
I don't comment much on YT but I have to say, this is excellent and goes beyond Software Engineer resumes specifics. Perfectly applies to my case in a whole different industry. Thanks!
Just subscribed Great Content Found many things different than other videos Will apply for sure I am a sophomore majoring in Computer Science and the contents like this really help students like us to learn many things. Thank you very much for the content and Keep doing this amazing work.
Amazing, engaging and valuable video ❤ You’ve got a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing. I love your voice and your sense of humor. Let me explore your Channel more 😊
Thanks so much for this! I was just wanting to update my resume, and appreciate your practical tips. It's also really nice that you use Google doc to conveniently share your resume for editing (the same method I use for maintaining my resume).
내용적인 측면에서, 이런 주제에 관해 정말 희대의 명강의라고 생각합니다. 이런 엑기스만 담은, 피와 살이 되는 교훈의 강의를 찍을 수 있게 될 때까지 얼마나 많은 고민과 노력을 하셨을까 존경스럽습니다. 겪어본 사람만 알 수 있는, 겪어보지 않은 사람은 알 수 없는, 이런 류의 영상이 올라오길 기대하고 있습니다. 감사합니다.
Thats the format I used for my resume and I was never able to get a job as a data scientist because I don't have real work experience in the field, even when I applied for entry level positions I just get ignored. I have the skills and have done a handful of projects but it didn't seem to matter. With all your experience of course companies will pursue you.
I think "i wished i lived in Seattle(or New York)" is pretty common for most novice programmers. There are plenty of remote work jobs, but so few if any are entry level positions. I get the feeling no matter how good my resume is, if i cant get actual experience doing an internship at a start up or somewhere im never going to get anywhere. i live in the middle of nowhere in a 3rd world country, so basically zero chances of an internship(even finding a normal job is difficult). At this point i'd even be happy with a non paid remote internship, but those are mostly reserved for people studying a CS degree.
I loved your video. I am struggling with so many rejections the past two weeks and honestly i truly believe was because of my resume and cover letter. I did everything opposite of what you said and i always mention that i am a junior developer with no experience because i want to be honest lol. I guess i will just keep it simple and use your resume template to start over. RIP to my 50 applications the past 2 weeks 😅
One small thing I'd add is color contrast! So you can induce the recruiter to read what matter most first. Think about that 7 seconds average, if they don't find what they need very quickly, they'll just move on to the next file.
Good advice , thanks for the video , I've now heard from multiple sources that in a CV/resume that workplace experience should come before education if you have any experience :P
You added a lot of emphasis on pointing out relevant experiences and highlighting them. However, what are your tips for people who are looking for their first internship/job and have little to no experience in the field yet?
Speaking multiple languages its a skill and can put you in advantage, you can help translate website or app or any products thats a very good skill to add, but sometimes revealing your languages can revl your background if they they don't like it they may push your resume out, but thats also a great thing who wat to work in a racist place anyway
Depends on how unusual and useful your language skills are. In the US speaking more than one language may be super cool, anywhere else speaking two or three languages is the bare minimum. Speaking a language totally irrelevant to the company isn't going to help them either.
I'd like to clear out 1 thing resume DOES NOT GUARANTEE any job offer it lands you an interview. Your performance in the interview will help you to land an offer.
When transitioning from academia to industry for data analyst roles, which is more important for a one-page resume: including a summary highlighting my analytical skills or focusing on projects and work experience directly related to data analysis?
I don't even have internship experience yet. My college didn't help all students to find internships, half class still waiting and waiting, and that's why this college graduation rate if lower than others.
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Hi Pirate king, thanks for the resume link, I made a copy and edited it. However, when I tried saving the pdf, your header with your details was saved with it, I am not sure how to get it off, as I can not see it when editing only after saving as a PDF. I would appreciate any help.
@@Lady.2411 double click the header area to edit it. If it doesn’t show up, google how to show header/make edits
@@PIRATEKINGDOM Thank you SO MUCH. You have really helped a struggling tech newbie potentially save 52$. Thank you. Nakama for life!
Thank you PK!!
Can't help but to point out if it's typo under your skills. Do you mean nightwatchjs?
Amazing video! If I may, I’d like to suggest a few more (as a hiring manager)
1. If your resume is dense, it’s ok to bold critical information.
2. Use the “So What?” test. After reading about your contribution, the reviewer shouldn’t think, “So what?”
3. It’s ok to have different versions of resumes for different companies or roles.
Apologies if unsolicited suggestions are not welcome.
Thanks for the suggestions, loved the “so what” test. Even if unsolicited by the creator, it def helps people in the comments.
Your suggestions and insights are highly appreciated! Thank you very much!
should I add a summary/about me section as I am a fresher
I have some questions:
1. I’ve been rejected from about 50 interviews. (In the last one they found the excuse that I could have given more examples. There must have been 20 to 30 perfectly given interviews with no feedback at all. The feedback I got from a lot of them is that they went for another candidate).
2. Before the pandemic it only took around 4 interviews to secure a new role
3. I went to a top business school and have half a decade of experience working for blue chip companies
4. *I’ve been given the advice by some corporate operatives that I could still somehow secure a role at a top company even if I’ve been unemployed for half a dozen years*
*Is it discrimination? Is it bias because there is money involved? I would just like to know what is going on as I’m being forced to retire early abroad/take a career break in the summer*..
@@jahualhaq9853
1. Giving honest feedback is an unnecessary liability for the company.
2. I don't think it's ever that predictable of how many interviews required to secure a role.
3 and 4: No one knows you better than you. Hate to say it, but companies also have their rights to choose their "best" candidate.
Is it discrimination? When is it not?
Is it bias? For whatever reasons, everyone is biased.
You get what you take, not what you deserve.
I feel like it's pertinent to mention that the structure of your resume really depends on your expertise in the field you are applying for. If you're entry-level and currently working on a project, you might want to add a link in your resume to that specific project. This gives the resume reviewer immediate knowledge that you are actively applying yourself. You should still link your general repository address in the header, though.
Time to remake my resume for the 100th time XD
It’s not his resume that got him into Google, (and not even his degree) but the University’s name (Carnegie Mellon) where he was graduated.
My patience is running thin with folks who are privileged but can’t see they are privileged and give lessons to others less well off than them by showing “the resume that got me into X and Y” yet it’s their attendance to a prestigious organization that got them in there.
@@lpmlearning2964 I acknowledge your statement. But I don't think we can complain about them being privileged cuz it takes hardwork to get accepted into those unis. Instead of being depressed about what we don't have, we should try what we can even if it will increase our chances by as little as 0.2. We will have to work harder for our shortcomings.
@Thar Lin Shwe Thanks, but I don’t think we got any shortcomings. Not having the money to go to a prestigious Uni is not a shortcoming. Not being able to study in high school, or not having the same set of opportunities to exploit so you can show off and to go to those Universities; These are not shortcomings. I’m curious if everyone who is willing to flex their CVs are equally willing to include in those CVs how easy they had it before being admitted there. Let’s see if they would look equally bright as someone who actually did not have it as easy and still managed to get in.
@@lpmlearning2964 If you see his 12 years of his life as software engineer video, you will see that his Carnegie Mellon name doesn't really help him that much in the first few years after he graduated. It mays help, but I think most of his achievements are based on his hardwork, not only the name of the university. Saying the prestige of university to dismiss the person's hardworks is quite offensive imo.
@@lpmlearning2964 not every CMU graduate gets an offer from Google dude
I really appreciate you time, efforts, and expertise in guiding us to a strong resume build. The day I downloaded your template, and modify it with my personal info, I got 2 job interviews on the same day that I started sending them! Before that I've sent more than 100+ resume and haven't got a phone call. Thank you soo much for the template and info shared through the video.
I’ve been checking the best SWE resumes for years and this is the best one I’ve seen. Well done Daniel. I have a similar resume but has a second page, will definitely to try to update it in this format. Thanks for sharing and please keep sharing your knowledge :)
From where do you get this Format?
@@sanskarkaazi3830 I think you can use his own and edit it...The link is in the description, I am currently using PDF to edit his resume.
These points are actually 100% accurate, speaking from personal experience here. Would legit send this to anyone seeking resume advice
Hey man. I am just an IT guy but I used your tip #6 and #7 with my experience at the top of my resume. I made the mistake of using certifications and schooling at the top before. Now, I have a follow-up from an established company in Houston (part of the Energy Corridor, actually) and I legitimately have you to thank for.
It is just one follow-up so far, but it's something. Thank you and the way you produce your videos is very well made.
Hey, I just wanted to say I am more of a "fix it" person and the way you were able to show what you can offer to a company and HOW to describe your duties was flawless. I realized what I needed to do and changed up the descriptions from "I do x, y, z" to "I have DONE x, y, z and it helped the company significantly with this total amount of sales, revenue etc. etc." and just by ACCURATELY stating what I've done and showing confidence I can proudly say that I have a wfh job now doing less and making more with a guaranteed 1+ year contract and Motorola reaching out to hire me. I just wanted to say thanks and that you and your channel are awesome! 😎😄
Woohoo! Congratulations! XD
@@PIRATEKINGDOM Thank you! Appreciate you responding (and highlighting my comment haha) love the tech tips. :)
The resume didn’t get you the offers. The resume got you the interviews. Your knowledge, interview skills, and negotiating skills got you the offers.
Yes but for the offer you need to face an interview and for that you have to make a resume.. dumbassssssssssss
This is one of the most informational "tip" videos I have ever seen. Every single one was applicable and added value to my resume. Thank you!
"People love modesty, but they don't hire it." God, I wish someone had told me that when I first started out! I used to undervalue myself so much on the job market, I would even lowball myself when it comes to salary, hoping that would make me a more attractive candidate.
I've wasted years of working at jobs and companies with lower than expected salaries as a result, and looking at where I am now, I'm better than I gave myself credit for.
I normally don't comment on videos like these, but this was extremely helpful knowledge, stating many more impactful points than any other resume video I've seen! I'm currently a 3rd year uni student, and although I don't have a ton of work experience quite yet, I do have many projects I have worked on over the years, so I will definitely be including everything I can above education!!
this has been one of the most clear and helpful resume videos i've seen!
The thing that's exceptional about your video is that after you explain it. You say to yourself yeah that makes so much sense even though you never thought of it that way before.
One of the most helpful resume videos I've watched on TH-cam-TY!
This is the best resume I had ever seen! Thanks for the template.
Thanks a ton :) I used this format and tips for my resume and have bagged a back end developer role .. thank you so much
I'm applying for Microsoft and this helps me a lot! thanks PK!!
did you get the job?
@@charlesmagno28 Doubt it
Thank you so much! I wish growth to your channel, you are doing a really great job, Pirate King!
I just wanted to leave a comment here cuz tip 5 made me smile. In Asia, alot of families force their children from an early age to be great at school so they can land at the best universities so they can land the best jobs. I'm not one of those people. I've been pressured to consider getting better grades to land a better university to put on my resume but seeing your advice gave me hope that experience, hardwork, and dedication (and what you've accomplished) speaks volumes to simply having better grades and hell even the highest GPA.
Thank you pirate king, Ive recently discovered your channel and im hoping to learn more from your videos.
I just don't think there will ever come a time where my resume is good enough. Every month I switch something, but thank you for the insightful video!!
This is the best resume format I have seen
This is gold that I was searching for and found it at last!
now that's what I call an informative and practical video. keep it up, king!
3:05 LinkedIn and GitHub should be your usernames/URLs. People can't use embedded links if they print your resume out) Also some PDF viewers don't work properly with links.
true
Plus, the last thing you want a hiring manager is to have to click on link. 😈
@@LuminousWhispers11 so as a result, I sometimes make it both clickable and visible links as well
@@fasttracktechnologies I was namely referring to the digital security aspect of it.
I don't comment much on YT but I have to say, this is excellent and goes beyond Software Engineer resumes specifics. Perfectly applies to my case in a whole different industry. Thanks!
Thanks man, i got my first internship as software engineer after watching this video
Literally the best video on resumes
I promise you this works. I was looking for 7 months and was getting nowhere. I used it and got a job in a month. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, buddy. I am struggling with the format and you offer me great help!
Just subscribed
Great Content
Found many things different than other videos
Will apply for sure
I am a sophomore majoring in Computer Science and the contents like this really help students like us to learn many things.
Thank you very much for the content and Keep doing this amazing work.
ngl, prolly the best advice I've heard about resumes for tech positions
Thank you very much! I had a mess in my head until I saw your video, I'm in the Cyber industry but it helped a lot with the template.
The video we all waited for..
And it was totally worth it! Thanks man!!
I use this shit and the HRs loves it. Visually pleasing and modified it really well
4:24 cant even express myself how true this statement really is which still holds true to this day
Omg the part that you're exagarating achievement makes total sense, thx for that man 👍👍👍
Amazing, engaging and valuable video ❤
You’ve got a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing.
I love your voice and your sense of humor. Let me explore your Channel more 😊
Thanks so much for this! I was just wanting to update my resume, and appreciate your practical tips. It's also really nice that you use Google doc to conveniently share your resume for editing (the same method I use for maintaining my resume).
Awesome video, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with us. Also for clarifying on some aspects full of myths and misconceptions 😊😊😊😊😊
내용적인 측면에서, 이런 주제에 관해 정말 희대의 명강의라고 생각합니다. 이런 엑기스만 담은, 피와 살이 되는 교훈의 강의를 찍을 수 있게 될 때까지 얼마나 많은 고민과 노력을 하셨을까 존경스럽습니다. 겪어본 사람만 알 수 있는, 겪어보지 않은 사람은 알 수 없는, 이런 류의 영상이 올라오길 기대하고 있습니다. 감사합니다.
Super helpful. You’ve earned a new subscriber, Thank you! 🎉
Shared this with my learning group for financial analysts! Can’t thank you enough for the boost of confidence
Thanks a lot - your video is a Great start to soft soft. I'm onto it !
Thats the format I used for my resume and I was never able to get a job as a data scientist because I don't have real work experience in the field, even when I applied for entry level positions I just get ignored. I have the skills and have done a handful of projects but it didn't seem to matter. With all your experience of course companies will pursue you.
I used the same format for my first job
You just need to get lucky enough to land that first job, then youre good
I think "i wished i lived in Seattle(or New York)" is pretty common for most novice programmers. There are plenty of remote work jobs, but so few if any are entry level positions. I get the feeling no matter how good my resume is, if i cant get actual experience doing an internship at a start up or somewhere im never going to get anywhere. i live in the middle of nowhere in a 3rd world country, so basically zero chances of an internship(even finding a normal job is difficult). At this point i'd even be happy with a non paid remote internship, but those are mostly reserved for people studying a CS degree.
I loved your video. I am struggling with so many rejections the past two weeks and honestly i truly believe was because of my resume and cover letter.
I did everything opposite of what you said and i always mention that i am a junior developer with no experience because i want to be honest lol.
I guess i will just keep it simple and use your resume template to start over. RIP to my 50 applications the past 2 weeks 😅
This was really insightful, thanks PIRATE KING.
Thank you very much for your positive attitude and good advice!
Flipping burgers at McDonald driving $5.72 billion of revenue every year.
It’s finger-lickin’ good
This comment deserves much more love
Needed your very first CV for an undergraduate
Though this would be a waste of time with tipical tips, but it was very very worth watching, a lot to improve to my resume, thanks :)
Thank for the valuable tip! You got a subscriber here
this video is gold. thank you oppa!
One small thing I'd add is color contrast! So you can induce the recruiter to read what matter most first.
Think about that 7 seconds average, if they don't find what they need very quickly, they'll just move on to the next file.
"people love modesty but they do not hire it", couldn't agree more.
...did the acronym go from
FAANG
to
MAWGN?
MAWGN! My wagon!!!
Good advice , thanks for the video , I've now heard from multiple sources that in a CV/resume that workplace experience should come before education if you have any experience :P
This resume didn't get you offers, it got you (maybe) interviews.
I subbed. These points are really good.
I really like your high motivational approach! Keep it up.
You added a lot of emphasis on pointing out relevant experiences and highlighting them. However, what are your tips for people who are looking for their first internship/job and have little to no experience in the field yet?
Watch my video on How to Land a Full-Time Job | Software Engineer
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@@PIRATEKINGDOM Just checked it out.. Thanks a lot. Gunna make some projects now IG!
I saw the half video and it forced me to subscribe to the channel
Speaking multiple languages its a skill and can put you in advantage, you can help translate website or app or any products thats a very good skill to add, but sometimes revealing your languages can revl your background if they they don't like it they may push your resume out, but thats also a great thing who wat to work in a racist place anyway
This brothern' knows wat he saying. I put that I spoke C++ and then the interviewer became racist.
Depends on how unusual and useful your language skills are. In the US speaking more than one language may be super cool, anywhere else speaking two or three languages is the bare minimum. Speaking a language totally irrelevant to the company isn't going to help them either.
Thank you Pirate King. you made me avoid few of the mistakes i was about to do.
Thanks for sharing the tips and Resume.
This is a beautiful video. Can't wait to still overthink my 81st edit.
Thank you for the great information!
7:22 is so simple but effective. Never thought to do that
Thankyou sir, today I'll make a resume for my CV from your template, hope it'll get better and I'm hire soon by the Company in Sydney🙏🏻
OMG This is soooo helpful!!!!! Thank you so much
いつも通りとても参考になりました！ありがとうございます。これからもPIRATE KINGさんのビデオ楽しみにしていま〜す🙌
Arigatou gozaimasu!
thank bro i'm too far for FAANG but hope u have a great life and thank u I did SUB and LIKE, keep it up bro thx
I'd love to see if you can get the same offers using a resume for a bootcamp grad from a non-traditional background.
difficult but not impossible
Great tips! They're super helpful. Thanks so much! Cover Letters - necessary or no?
It's not about the resume, it's about the skills he has.
Thanks buddy, good stuff.
Wonderful content. You just got yourself a new subscriber. Referring all my friends and enemies to your Chanel😹
I'd like to clear out 1 thing resume DOES NOT GUARANTEE any job offer it lands you an interview. Your performance in the interview will help you to land an offer.
Yup. Resumes will get u an interview, but that’s as far as they go
resume doesn't matter in some cases. i don't have a resume, they still ask me for interview and give me offer. I guess linkedin profile is resume.
When transitioning from academia to industry for data analyst roles, which is more important for a one-page resume: including a summary highlighting my analytical skills or focusing on projects and work experience directly related to data analysis?
Correction: *This resume got me *interviews* from Google, Microsoft, and Amazon!
A resume gets you interviews, your performance gets you offers.
I like your new dark brown hair color!
This video is very helpful for me, thanks a lot!
Love your edits bro
Informative and would definitely use it!
these tips saved my life lol
I don't even have internship experience yet. My college didn't help all students to find internships, half class still waiting and waiting, and that's why this college graduation rate if lower than others.
Great tips. I really enjoyed it.
Heat! Top notch content
That's God mode resume 🤣🔥🔥
Thank you for sharing these helpful tips
Overall some really good tips, which I am going to implement my self.
Thanks for the tips!
amazing professional guy
Awesome content as usual, can you talk about getting Jobs at FAANG with no CS degree.
So the secret to landing a job with Amazon, is to have already worked for Amazon. Got it. 👍👍
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This will definitely help me a lot, thanks!
Thank You for sharing PK!
My man looks like a side character in kdrama 💀