The Dots VS Hired

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The Dots mentions (6)

• Website or service for finding project collaborators?

  Https://the-dots.com/ to network and collaborate. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Where to find talented *creative* dev/designers

  Https://the-dots.com/ might be the place, have a look! Source: about 2 years ago

• Any advice on what to do post graduation?

  When you do graduate there are lots of websites where you can find design jobs in London. it's worth becoming familiar with creativepool.com jobs.designweek.co.uk ifyoucouldjobs.com www.designjobsboard.com & the-dots.com Linkedin is also super popular for design jobs these days, so you will want to build yourself a profile on there. Your uni might also have there own jobs board, so its worth talking to your... Source: over 2 years ago

• Blue Box Megathread.

  Let's start saying that a twitter user, Detective Mage, (@IKOTHERAINMAN), pointed out on twitter that a developer accidentally leaked Silent Hills, listing it in her resume on "the-dots.com". Mind that this developer's page is VERIFIED, so he's no fake. Here is the tweet:. Source: almost 3 years ago

• A platform like Dribbble or Behance to create a copywriting portfolio?

  Maybe https://workingnotworking.com/ or https://the-dots.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago

Hired mentions (54)

• Almost impossible to get jobs now without paid placement agencies, paid referrals, networks, etc...

  Umm my current job I was found by an internal recruiter threw hired.com. I have gotten multiple interviews where I directly applied for the roll. This include final round. Source: 5 months ago

• Job hunting in Canada. (And tips for recent immigrants)

  I don't like LinkedIn, but in Canada, there are excellent offers at Indeed.com, Levels.fyi and my favorite Hired.com, a friend also recommended simplify.jobs. - Source: dev.to / 7 months ago

• For my sanity's sake, please roast my resume. What am I doing wrong? Why am I not getting responses?

  Are those private hiring boards worth it? (hired.com, otta.com, underdog.io, etc). Source: 7 months ago

• Question to the CTOs: what's your hiring process?

  You're not the first to come up with this idea by the way. https://hired.com/ for example does this. Source: 10 months ago

• I have applied for 375 jobs. I have done 20 interviews. I think I’m never getting hired.

  Have you considered contract work? It would get your foot in the door and get you a paycheck. Get a free resume review at https://www.topresume.com/ and make sure your LI profile matches it. Also, do a search on your job position and make sure you are maximizing key words so the ATS picks up your resume. You can also post your resume to hired.com and let companies interview you. Best of luck! Source: 10 months ago