Re:Facebook rolls out job posts to become the blue-collar Li...
by iamdave on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @04:03PM
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I'm not even lying when I say this: 2 out of my last 3 jobs as a remote site reliability engineer have come from Reddit. They were contract gigs, and you have to do a bit more work vetting folks, but every now and then you'll find a recruiter who actually knows wtf they're doing with tech people.
So yeah, 2/3 in 5 years getting quality remote jobs via reddit of all places.
/r/forhire, /r/devopsjobs, /r/sysadminjobs
Re:Facebook rolls out job posts to become the blue-collar Li...
by Balgair on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @06:10PM
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I'll try this out for bio-tech, thanks for the tip.
Re:Facebook rolls out job posts to become the blue-collar Li...
by astral303 on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @04:03PM
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One idea: look up the closest somewhat-relevant tech meetup on meetup.com -- it might be worthwhile to travel, even if it's 3 hours away.
Re:Facebook rolls out job posts to become the blue-collar Li...
by Balgair on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @06:09PM
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Oh man, I've done a lot of this. The problem is that everyone else is trying to get a job too, there aren't really any employers here despite the med campus. Thanks for the tip though.
Look, I know: network. That's the way to get work. But I suck at networking. I don't feel that it's because I'm unsociable, it's that I don't know anyone that that is working at a place that is hiring. All my contacts are in my same boat of shitty jobs in a shitty area (biotech-denver)
Does anyone know how to break out into another region where you don't know anyone? How to do remote-networking?