JInDev @JayInDev

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JInDev @JayInDev

6 years ago

My first ever youtube video. Got together with some friends to create summaries our experiences with Auth0 and other auth services....part 2 coming up. youtube.com/watch?v=nU1YxX…

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JInDev @JayInDev

6 years ago

@jessenoller RE: Shipping. My wife and I run a small business and I know your pain. Not just the free shipping, but also "BigCo"s return policies.

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@joseprados @TriIronClyde @WellPaidGeek Some skill sets earn more than others. Partly b/c they are in demand (used in many places) and also who uses them (ie banks). Java and .NET backend devs can get lucrative backend dev jobs. DB specialists using Oracle also command big $

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

lol, Snack bringers, say I just sort of appear out of nowhere instantly the moment a snack is put on the table 🙃

Inference Brief @inference_brief

7 years ago

#CodersMood When somebody brought snacks to the office😂 #100DaysOfCode #301DaysOfCode #freeCodeCamp #frontend #CodeNewbie #WomenWhoCode #womenintech #programmerhumor #humor #memesdaily

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@cat_thecoach I prefer contracting for various reasons. i) You get to be fully responsible for your career path and not dependent on your employer ii) Gain a lot of experience doing different things pretty quickly.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

Also, a pretty good discussion in the comments regarding the current job application ecosystem in the development world. m.signalvnoise.com/the-worst-part…

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@laurieontech Someplace just don't care about candidates. Others, unfortunately, it comes down to the sheer volume of candidates (esp for entry level positions) and they just can't deal with it.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

I still get invited to my client's Christmas party 🙃

Jen Miller @JennrmillerDev

7 years ago

Interested in getting into the world of dev contracting? I got around to putting down some helpful tips. (link: dev.to/jennrmillerdev…) #DEVcommunity

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@joeyrobinsondev @realHardyStocks @donnacamos88 I feel it's still more valuable emphasizing paid exp over personal projects, if you have such paid work. B/c in general, recruiters still value that. But, some orgs are less caring, when you apply to those, u can mix it to top up your 'years of exp'.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@joeyrobinsondev @realHardyStocks @donnacamos88 So if you aren't careful, some consider it deceiving that someone is passing 'fun personal projects' as paid work. To me, it's not about if others agree/disagree, but the strategies to maximize your chances of getting a job. Different places value different things.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@joeyrobinsondev @realHardyStocks @donnacamos88 yeah I did, I think that's the point tho. It wasn't clear if that was past work exp or personal projects. Maybe it was just the "past projects" heading that threw me of. Many ppl put that as their description for 'personal unpaid projects"

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@joeyrobinsondev @realHardyStocks @donnacamos88 Personal projects are fine, but real work exp shows at least some history of working somewhere dealing with imperfect situations.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@joeyrobinsondev @realHardyStocks @donnacamos88 Are those personal projects on your resume? If they are paid, then it's work exp. You have them labeled as "freelance" which sounds paid but the link to your github makes it look personal.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@donnacamos88 hmm , I'm not sure twitter is the best place for searching and can be discouraging b/c the ppl you follow may not be the best networks that tweet entry level jobs and don't give good representation of the market.

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JInDev @JayInDev

7 years ago

@js_tut who are we talking about here? lol