Hey guys, so I’m in this spot with my career. I l...
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Hey guys, so I’m in this spot with my career. I left my previous workplace because I wasn’t learning enough + it wasn’t the right fit. This was my first job after college. Since then I’ve been freelancing and just learning about DevOps by building my own projects. Now I’m looking at getting back into it. It’s been a year. I kind of left my resume/LinkedIn showing that I was still at my previous place (I changed it recently again lol). So the problem I’m facing, if I’m not overthinking this, is: should I leave it the way it was with the extra year of experience and try to get roles with that + the experience I’ve gained from projects/labs? Or do I revert it to what it actually is and maybe add something like a career break (which is what is on my LinkedIn right now)? I’m worried that I might be missing out on entry-level roles/programs, and might struggle if I’m able to get something more reflective of that year. What are your thoughts on this?
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I think what we put in resumes matter less and less, because they are all just ready by AI 😃
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Not sure this is helpful career advice, and everyones path is different. Every job I landed was through relationships. I went on very few interviews "through the front door", and never succeeded landing a job that way.
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There's no shortcut for those relationships, you just need to start cultivating those. Usually the first ones are formed in college, clubs, and etc. My hunch is those relationships mean more than anything else in the current job climate. Warm intros go a long way to cutting the queue.
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