Re:Ask HN: Are Indeed, LinkedIn the go-to places for explori...
by donkeyd on Tuesday November 30, 2021 @10:08AM
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> I have little idea if that's the norm.
> style or resume and interviewing I gravitate towards.
If that's what you gravitate towards, to me that seems like an incredibly good benchmark for your cultural fit from your side.
> spinning negatives into positives and glowing up a job history, both conflicting
Don't confuse 'glowing up your job history' with lying about your experience though. Many people under sell their job history, because things you do every day become normal to you. So people often actually need to 'glow up' their job history in order to not under sell themselves.
> style or resume and interviewing I gravitate towards.
If that's what you gravitate towards, to me that seems like an incredibly good benchmark for your cultural fit from your side.
> spinning negatives into positives and glowing up a job history, both conflicting
Don't confuse 'glowing up your job history' with lying about your experience though. Many people under sell their job history, because things you do every day become normal to you. So people often actually need to 'glow up' their job history in order to not under sell themselves.