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Index
Get a Copy of the Audiobook Introduction Chapter 1: 3 Concrete Steps to Jumpstart Your Job Search
1.1 How Employers Hire 1.2 Join a Users Group
1.2.1 Making the Most of Users’ Groups 1.2.2 Making the Most of Online Groups
1.3 Start a Side Project
1.3.1 Using Github 1.3.2 What Makes a Good Side Project? 1.3.3 Making Your Side Project Work
1.4 Update Your Resume
1.4.1 Resume Basics
Chapter 2: Why Your Job Search Failed
2.1 Why You’re Not Getting Interviews
2.1.1 Entering the Hiring Process Earlier
2.2 You’re Not Getting Job Offers 2.3 How to Get Hired
2.3.1 My First Development Job 2.3.2 Becoming a Team Lead: My Second Job 2.3.3 The Job I Turned Down 2.3.4 My Third Full Time Job 2.3.5 My First Client: Going Freelance 2.3.6 My Next Client: A Job Through a Recruiter 2.3.7 And so the Story Goes
Chapter 3: Knowing Who to Target - Designing Your Dream Job
3.1 Location
3.1.1 Finding Companies Near You 3.1.2 Finding Remote Jobs
3.2 Salary 3.3 Benefits
3.3.1 Retirement Benefits 3.3.2 Paid Time Off 3.3.3 Other Benefits
3.4 Technology Stack 3.5 Boss 3.6 Co-Workers 3.7 Culture and Corporate Mission 3.8 Job Expectations 3.9 Development Processes 3.10 Opportunities for Growth 3.11 How To Design Your Dream Job: Choosing Your Top 3 “Must Haves”
Chapter 4: Researching Companies
4.1 Finding Companies that Match Your Top 3
4.1.1 Where to Start
4.2 GlassDoor.com
4.2.1 Resume and Cover Letter Materials
4.3 The Company’s Website
4.3.1 The About Page 4.3.2 The Careers Page
4.4 Social Media, Blogs, and YouTube 4.5 Employees
4.5.1 Connecting with Employees 4.5.2 What to Ask
4.6 LinkedIn
Chapter 5: Resumes that Work
5.1 Formatting Your Resume 5.2 Example Resume
5.2.1 Formatting 5.2.2 Contact Information 5.2.3 Education 5.2.4 Freelancing 5.2.5 Work Experience 5.2.6 Open Source and Side Projects 5.2.7 Blog Posts, Podcasts, and Screencasts
Chapter 6: Cover Letters
6.1 The Four Parts of a Cover Letter
6.1.1 The Introduction 6.1.2 Tell Them Why You Want to Work There 6.1.3 Explain Why You’re a Great Candidate 6.1.4 Invitation to Contact You
6.2 Other Cover Letter Guidelines
Chapter 7: Following Up
7.1 Email #1 7.2 Following on Social Media 7.3 Interacting on Social Media 7.4 Email #2: A Quick Note 7.5 Email #3: Did I Miss Something? 7.6 Alternative Follow Up Methods
7.6.1 Postal Mail 7.6.2 Going into the Office 7.6.3 Phone Calls
Chapter 8: Getting Noticed
8.1 Getting Noticed by Companies You’re Targeting
8.1.1 Co-working From the Office 8.1.2 Going into the Corporate Office 8.1.3 Building Add-ons 8.1.4 Contributing to Corporate Open Source How to Contribute 8.1.5 Attending Corporate Events
8.2 Getting Noticed by New Companies
8.2.1 Users’ Groups Meet People Help Organize Meetings Give a Talk Start a Users’ Group 8.2.2 Conferences Local Conferences Meet the Speakers Attend Workshops Meet Other Attendees Approaching Speakers Approaching Sponsors Approaching Organizers Volunteering Conference Speaking 8.2.3 Contributing to Open Source 8.2.4 Building a Media Platform General Advice on Building a Media Platform Blogging Podcasting Video 8.2.5 Online Communities Be Active Getting Personal Attention 8.2.6 Hack Nights and Hackathons
Chapter 9: Winning Interviews
9.1 A Few Notes of Caution 9.2 Phone Screenings
9.2.1 Regular Interviews Dress Up One Level Arrive Early Be Confident Be Honest Ask Questions Follow Up
9.3 Technical Screenings
9.3.1 Coding Sessions Whiteboard Coding 9.3.2 Answering Technical Questions
Chapter 10: Salary Negotiations
10.1 Know Your Numbers 10.2 Make Then Give You the First Number 10.3 Making a Counter Offer 10.4 Negotiations Are Not Just on Salary 10.5 Walking Away
Chapter 11: Conclusion
11.1 Update Your Resume 11.2 Find and Join a Local Users’ Group 11.3 Start a Side Project 11.4 Figure Out What You Want 11.5 Research Companies You’re Applying To 11.6 Stand Out 11.7 Send a Customized Resume and Cover Letter to the Company You’re Applying To 11.8 Practice for Interviews 11.9 Negotiate Your Salary 11.10 You Can Do This
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