Senior software engineer with 6 years of experience sent me a DM saying: "I received 50 rejections with zero interviews last month alone" He was making these 3 most common mistakes when applying for remote jobs:

Your networking is not working because you're being too selfish about the entire thing. Networking is not sending DMs and asking people what they can do for you. It's identifying people who you can provide value to, and providing value expecting nothing in return.

I interviewed 300+ developers during my 2+ years at Turing. Those that failed the interview: - I know React, Redux. Those that passed the interview: - I built X solution that solved Y engineering problem and had Z impact to the business. It's all creating real world impact

There's only one strategy you can use to convince an employer to give you your first job in 2025: 1. Build some real shit 2. Make it world class 3. Ship it I mentored 3 people that landed jobs with this strategy in 2024. It still works.

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If Nigeria as a country has more to contribute to the UK politically and economically then we won’t be going through this. We want US benefits but contribute zero percent of US value. As individuals we’re contributing massively, but if we don’t contribute as a country prices

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