Was it easy? No. It wasn't. Despite the fact that I found a job in two weeks from the start of the job hunt - it wasn't easy. See, I'm quite an emotional person and even though I was not expecting that everyone will hire me without experience, I did ...
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Great post Sergii Kirianov. This is very helpful, especially for junior devs coming into the software market
Congrats great story! Those cover letters are super annoying and usually nobody reads them. It also slows down your applications if you have to spend time working on custom cover letters.
Thanks for sharing your journey Sergii!
That's the spirit. Yours is to send a CV, and theirs is to decide whether you fit or not. Most of the time juniors also take that part and start deciding (and not sending a CV) instead of company.
After all, I'm always saying two words ("why not") can really make impact in your life
Great article Sergii Kirianov, I loved how you build a plan and executed it!
I'd be interesting to hear more about the interview process too :)
Thanks for sharing! I wish you all the best and I hope to be in your place soon 👏🏼
Thank you for sharing your story, I know it wasn't easy but congratulations on getting the job🤗You put in so much and it paid off, this was really helpful for me as well
great blog. very inspirational. "Don't get discouraged if you fail 5 times, 10 times and even 50 times." - I love this sentence.
Joshua A.
React Native Developer and JS enthusiast. Resident code flâneur.
A very nice read, Sergii. Thanks for sharing on here and of course, congratulations on the job. Cheers to more career wins. Sidenote: "Code Cry Repeat" made me chuckle. So relatable.