We’re a bunch of cool (and weird) people talking about tech and careers.
Our numbers show us that candidates with complete and groomed profiles are 6 times more likely to be viewed and matchmaked to potential opportunities through Landing.jobs.
Seven months ago, #HirePedro was kicking off and Landing.jobs co-founder, Pedro Oliveira, was hopping on a plane to become a Londoner — a way of being he’s still figuring out.
It’s no secret that London is fast becoming Europe’s answer to San Francisco’s Silicon Valley.
We’re far more than just a pretty website. Take a peek behind the scenes and you’ll see we’re a company just like yours.
So there’s so much stuff out there about finding a mentor. But no one ever actually says how to find one.
The sense of excitement/relief can quickly turn to anxiety about fitting in and contributing. But it’s important to remember that they hired you for a reason !
According to the fine folks at Cupertino, there are now 380,000 registered developers on Apple’s paid developer program (combining both iOS + OS X). So the $8 Billion question is this: How do you find the best of that crop?
“To be [a Londoner], or not to be [a Londoner]: that is the question.”
Sometimes the right decision is to take on some technical debt.
One student to lead the way.
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Our first Halloween campaign brought a bountiful harvest of bad recruitment stories. Our 3 course meal has a bit of everything: bait-and-switch soup, crazy business people on a stick and frozen greed for dessert.
“IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a tech pro in possession of a boarding pass to London must be in want of a career boost.”
Sorry guys, this job interview question is even worse!