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This document provides an introduction to web development training through Thinkful. It outlines Thinkful's mentorship and project-based learning approach. Sections cover HTML, CSS, building a website starter code, and learning resources. Testimonials from graduates highlight their portfolio and capstone projects. A survey link is included for feedback on Thinkful events.
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➤ MacGyver skills
➤ Can-do attitude
➤ Good listeners
➤ Communicate comfortably
➤ Elegance vs efficiency
7. WHO: GENERALISTS
➤ Coding skills
➤ Infrastructure skills
➤ Database skills
➤ Active in open source
➤ Active in tech communities
➤ Framework agnostic
➤ Diverse professional exp.
8. WHO: NOT FANATICAL
➤ Confrontational
➤ My way or the highway
➤ Tone of superiority
➤ Microservices everywhere!
➤ GPL only!
➤ Open Stack
9. WHAT: PAY MARKET RATES
➤ Think: Why hire local?
➤ Research salaries well
➤ Glassdoor
➤ Understand your target
➤ New York cost of living
➤ Consider cost of search time
➤ HN March 500 firms hiring
➤ What’s cost of empty seat?
10. WHAT: INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
➤ What would you do in your
first month?
➤ Tell one success story
➤ Tell a story where you failed
➤ What are you learning now?
11. WHAT: PREPARE FOR TURNOVER
➤ It’s a hot job market
➤ Assume folks are looking
➤ Trust but plan for change
➤ There is no “long haul”
12. WHAT: HOST A TECH BLOG
➤ Involves you in community
➤ Gets you into the conversation
➤ codeascraft.com
➤ word.bitly.com
➤ medium/airbnb-engineering
➤ medium/netflix-techblog
➤ facebook.com/engineering
13. WHAT: MAKE APPLYING BETTER
➤ Don’t require web submission
➤ Include a jobs@acme.com
➤ Be accommodating
➤ Live coding?
➤ Devs are evaluating you
➤ Lever? Greenhouse? Ugh!
➤ Remember you’re not special
➤ The candidate is in demand
➤ Loosen your calendar
➤ Look past keyword searches
14. WHERE: TECHNICAL EVENTS
➤ Lunch & Learns
➤ Lightening talks
➤ Meetup events
➤ Single day conferences
➤ Involve your team
➤ Save on hiring costs
15. WHERE: OTHER EVENTS
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➤ Warby Parker - Technically
Speaking
➤ Etsy - Code as Craft
➤ Bitly Lunch & Learn
➤ WeWork Lunch & Learns
➤ Pitch events
➤ Other Tech Meetups