iwangulenko
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
supercool, simple and fast to use ,good job
and even today it can never be done right
because SOME resumes are just so f** up.
Instead, find the hiring manager on Linkedin and their email on hunter.io and directly reach out.
I wouldn't never recommend doing what the author suggests, namely: "I’d prefer to discuss the details of the offer over e-mail."
The phone is always better. Busy business people such as recruiters prefer it. Especially, because nowadays everyone hides behind text. Only the phone or an in person meeting gives you the chance to really hear what is possible compensation-wise and then really get what you want.
Btw I wrote this guide years ago: https://iwangulenko.gumroad.com/l/5-salary-negtiation-hacks?...
Wittgensteins ruler.
it boggles the author's mind because - likely - this person hasn't *ever* run a company or paid people with their own hard-earned money.
Everyone works better when in a physical room doing the same thing. True in the gym, in the library, at work, anywhere.
Amazon has little traction in Switzerland still.
Swiss people like to support local businesses, hurray!
One of the things I hate most is that I often can't hear people.
Selling people jobs on the phone is stressful enough, but extremely annoying if I don't get feedback whether the person even heard what I said.
Grab a copy of "Coderfit: Make more money as a programmer" https://gumroad.com/l/cdrft
Well-received blog posts:
"Why software engineers don’t get jobs: Four horror stories" https://medium.com/@iwaninzurich/why-software-engineers-dont-get-jobs-three-horror-stories-77fd1ae3b875
"Five years after moving to Switzerland. Why I am still here." https://medium.com/@iwaninzurich/five-years-after-moving-to-switzerland-why-i-am-still-here-58c13d0385da
"8 reasons why I moved to Switzerland to work in tech" http://medium.com/@iwaninzurich/eight-reasons-why-i-moved-to-switzerland-to-work-in-it-c7ac18af4f90