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November 14, 2021

How I Got a Web Development Job 1 Week After Publishing My Portfolio

Using My Portfolio as An Interview Hook

After spending months studying front-end development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Git), and weeks building my portfolio (well, actually two portfolios, because I didn’t like how it ended up looking the first one), I managed to land my first job in the web development industry less than a week after I started looking for one.

It all happened very fast:

April 27, 2019

This Is the Resume That Will Get You Hired at Google

Photo credit by Unsplash/Japheth Mast

It turns out, getting an interview at Google is easier than you’d think. Well, at least if you’re an honest person who knows how to use spellcheck.

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