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1,147 Applications Later: What a Candid Job Seeker’s Story Reveals About Today’s Market
A Reddit post recently went viral after a software engineer shared how they applied to 1,147 jobs before finally landing an offer. Five months. Three offers. Over a thousand rejections.
Job Hunting Fatigue: Lessons From the Interview Loop
Finding a new role is rarely straightforward. For some, the search is less about skills and more about navigating a hiring process that feels unnecessarily drawn out, or at times, confusing.
- Interview Techniques
- Tips
Is It Normal to Not Be Friends with Anyone at Work?
Many people quietly wonder if it’s unusual to have no real friends at work. A recent online discussion showed that it’s not only normal but also more common than we think. Interestingly, a recurring theme wasn’t about friendship itself; it was about...
- Tips
- Careers
- workplace culture
- work relationships
LinkedIn for Technical Professionals: Stop Lurking, Start Landing Roles
Let’s be honest. LinkedIn doesn’t always feel like it was built for people like you.
- Career Growth
- Careers
- Hiring
- Industry Trends
6 Ways to Prove You're Worth More (Without Saying It Out Loud)
Whether you're a lab technician, sales engineer, or technical specialist, chances are you’ve felt it: that quiet sense that you're contributing more than your payslip reflects. But how do you show it, really show it, without turning every meeting into...
- Salary Negotiation
- Career Growth