As a software engineer with over 1000 connections, including hiring managers, I've reached out to 500+ individuals for a job, but to no avail. It feels like I'm begging for a chance while facing silence or inappropriate advances. The reality is stark: despite qualifications, opportunities are scarce. It's a grim truth for IT newcomers, where hope is fleeting.
"1000 connections, 500+ messages, still jobless? Ha! LinkedIn isn't a job centre. It's a show-off platform. Where's your skillset, my friend? Toon ne upskill kiya ya sirf connections banaye?"
aleeee leeee .. skillset kia ya nhi maine ... tu apni hadd set kr le
Oh, a sob story from a software engineer? How original! Listen, no one owes you a job. You're not begging, you're marketing yourself poorly. Ever thought about that? What's your unique selling point?
Market is tough. Try passively. You may get offers but very difficult to get correct job and salary. Everyone is having hard time.
If you don't have any issues with current job than don't be desperate just be patient with your job search.
Buddy, the IT world is tough, but you're tougher. Keep honing skills, networking, and knocking on doors. Ever thought about starting your own IT venture?
Hi everyone,
I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out today because I'm finding it incredibly challenging to land my first job in the IT field. Despite my efforts, securing a position has been tough, and I have debts to pay off.
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Hi everyone,
I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out today because I'm finding it incredibly challenging to land my first job in the IT field. Despite my efforts, securing a position has been tough, and I have debts to pay off.If...
Hi everyone,
I hope you're all doing well. I'm reaching out today because I'm finding it incredibly challenging to land my first job in the IT field. Despite my efforts, securing a position has been tough, and I have debts to pay off.If...
I know the market is a bit dull these days for senior engineers. Still some folks are getting jobs successfully. So reaching out to the Community here to know what worked for everyone ?
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