The startup I worked for has announced that it is going to shut down in May. Unfortunately, that meant 80% of us would immediately be let go. Myself included. The severance pay was really small and my health insurance will be deactivated by the end of the month. As much as I'm trying to just move on and start job hunting, I can't help but to freak out a little about the outcome since it was...
I have about 4+ years in DevOps and in support. I consider myself a programming generalist, which I thought would be enough to at least get a technical interview. Instead of working on a project that will most likely be left incomplete due to fatigue or loss of interest, I rather spend that time learning ways to improve my skills to make myself the best programmer I possibly can be.
I've been considering starting my own blog and write articles about lessons learned or an e-book to express my credibility. Does anyone have any opinions with developers who write blogs/publications in lieu of side projects or OSS contributions?
Have you or someone you know used triplebyte? If so, what are your thoughts in their interviewing process?
I would love to get some advice or if you could share your story about a similar experience.My current situation: Right now I work as a support engineer for a SaaS startup that makes dev tools. I rather not say company name to maintain some anonymity since our support team is pretty small.I have enjoyed my job and learned so much about practically every web stack and build suite. For the past...