The hottest Job Searching Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Behavioral OS for Techies 419 implied HN points 05 Sep 24
  1. There are 40 behavioral interview questions split into 8 themes, which can help you prepare for interviews.
  2. For each theme, think of your personal experiences or create hypothetical scenarios to practice your answers.
  3. Identifying areas where you lack experience can focus your personal development and improve your interview skills.
Lenny's Newsletter 5228 implied HN points 04 Jul 23
  1. First-round interviews are designed to filter out candidates who may not be a good fit for the role.
  2. Prepare for interviews by organizing your career story, walking down memory lane, and learning behavioral frameworks.
  3. Ask high-quality questions at the end of the interview to showcase your interest and stand out as a candidate.
Behavioral OS for Techies 79 implied HN points 15 Aug 24
  1. Find the right job role and focus your applications. It's better to apply for a few perfect matches than a lot of random ones.
  2. Tailor your resume for each job. Highlight your relevant skills and experiences to match the job description closely.
  3. Build a strong network and ask for referrals. Connections can help you get noticed and increase your chances of being shortlisted.
Tech and Tea 575 implied HN points 27 Jan 24
  1. The job market is currently very competitive with candidates facing challenges in finding suitable roles.
  2. Many qualified candidates are opting out of the job market to pursue personal projects or explore alternative work arrangements.
  3. Interviewing can be tiring and unpredictable, requiring kindness and respect towards candidates.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 04 Nov 20
  1. The author started a blog to share valuable information on topics like career advice and job searching.
  2. The author discovered that short articles are preferred over long ones for quick answers to questions.
  3. Future posts will include more examples and templates to provide practical guidance to readers looking for job and internship opportunities.
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Data Science Weekly Newsletter 0 implied HN points 01 Jan 16
  1. If you don't have much work experience, show off your projects. They can really help your resume stand out.
  2. Make sure to describe your personal projects well. This way, potential employers see the value of your work.
  3. Consider using LaTeX for your resume formatting. It can give your resume a professional and neat look.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 0 implied HN points 18 Dec 15
  1. Include specific sections in your resume to make it clear and relevant. It saves time and helps recruiters understand you better.
  2. When networking for a data science job, ask smart questions to get useful insights. This can improve your chances of landing a job.
  3. Make your cover letters unique for each job application. Don't just repeat what's on your resume; share new and exciting things about yourself.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 0 implied HN points 11 Dec 15
  1. A resume's main goal is to showcase your skills and experiences effectively. Understanding its purpose can help you focus on what to include.
  2. Being an open-source contributor can be helpful, but it's not the only way to impress hiring managers. There are many paths to demonstrate your skills.
  3. The format of your resume matters a lot. A clean and organized layout makes it easier for employers to read and understand your qualifications.