Lessons From A Silicon Valley Job Search | Robert Heaton
This post is a fairly exhaustive summary of the things I learned during my recent Silicon Valley job search. It is really quite long, but has been edited aggressively, and I’ve tried to make sure that nearly every point is either actionable, interesting, or both. If you’re currently or may one day be looking for a job as a programmer, either in San Francisco or elsewhere in the world, then there s
So, you want to work in security?
By Parisa Tabriz Every once in a while, I’ll get an email from an eager stranger asking for advice on how to have a career in security (computer, information, cyber… whatever). This is great! We need more passionate, creative, hard-working people that want to work on making technology safer to use. It also turns out to be a pretty financially stable way to make a living. There are plenty of other
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Career Advice and Salary Negotiations: Move Early and Move Often
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