Hi all,I'm about to start a new job search, but I know from past experience that application times for different roles can be vastly different. Ideally I'd like to be able to weigh up any offers I get, directly against each other.Obviously there's no guarantee of getting any job, but I was just wondering as a general rule, if you make it through the initial stage of an application, do you:a)...
Paralegal with experience in Intellectual Property Law, Banking Law and Employment Litigation. Have also worked as a Sales Development Representative for two startups selling software. Looking for a role that makes use of my previous experiences in some way but has a degree of flexibility with remote working.
Location: London, United Kingdom
Remote: Yes
Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RIZsUPQ0ZXhJjwbEVQny2JlF_2p...
Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qG4w8aa2bHgPr14CWYEC...
Email: [email protected]
Sorry this might not be the best place to ask, but a few months ago you posted on my thread about a a part time, remote, Masters Degree in Software Development in the UK of which businesses recruit directly from - my apologies for the late reply, but could I get in touch with you to have more details?
Hi everyone,I'm at the stage I'm starting to look for other job opportunities, but naturally (like us all!) am finding that a lot of the jobs are very competitive so I'm rarely getting much progress for the jobs that I really want.My background is Paralegal and Sales work and this question came to mind when I recently applied for a Paralegal role at DuckDuckGo: by the job description I felt...
Hi all,I'm curious as to which jobs (if any) someone would recommend if I'm learning how to code on the evenings and on weekends. At the moment I'm just doing it for fun, but it'd be nice if there was a potential route, long-term to get a job if I still enjoy it down the line. My current job is working as a Paralegal in a non-technical role.I've been applying for other positions in a variety of...
Hello,I had a question, partly inspired by a post someone made here a few years ago about what's the fastest way to become employable in tech.I didn't study CS and am beginning to learn about programming in the evenings as my current job (Legal sector, non-technical) is unrelated.At the moment I'm still just learning and doing it for fun but it'd be nice if there was a potential path to doing...