I used to be overlooked everywhere. After rewriting my resume, I heard back from 4 out of 5 companies. Reviewers don't read every word. I reveal the 'Number-Driven' writing method that communicates real career value in just 3 seconds.
The code works, so why did I fail? What reviewers actually look for in take-home assignments and live coding sessions.
Does a developer really need to study every weekend? We explore the difference between 'Tutorial Hell' and 'Just-in-Time Learning'. Learn how to filter noise, build T-shaped skills, and maintain passion in a fast-paced tech industry without sacrificing your mental health.
Why a finished toy project is better than an unfinished masterpiece. Lessons learned from failing a 6-month project and succeeding with a weekend tool.
Why banks use RDBMS over NoSQL. A deep dive into Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability, Transaction Isolation Levels, Deadlock prevention, and how to ace this topic in technical interviews.
A resume is not an autobiography summarizing your life. It is a Proposal persuading them that "Hiring me will make money for your company."
Open your resume right now and press Ctrl+F. How many numbers (%, ms, $) do you see? If there are none, you need to fix it right now.
Persuade the team lead in 3 seconds. Say "I created Value", not "I created Features".
