- Have started the job search, but is not necessary to have a job by end of mod 4
- Would like to be in contact/meeting up with several contacts in the industry
- Have a thorough understanding of technologies on the back-end
- Focus on learning throughout mod 4 over gaining employment
In this section, break down your longterm goal into smaller goals that you want to work on each week and/or day
- Continue practicing and learning node/express/knex and other back-end technologies
- Optimise learning and growth in mod 4 by focusing on class and projects over employment
- Begin attending meetups to gain further knowledge and network
- Continue working on personal site
- Continue to look into and research companies that I am interested in, and keep information documented on Trello
- Regularly check linkedIn, builtIn Colorado, and slack to gain any news on possible companies of interest
- With Trello, I will continue to document companies I am interested in, any contacts I make at those companies, scheduled meetings and appointments, as well as interview preparation
- Reach out to contacts at companies I am interested in
- Reach out to Turing alumni for feedback/advice on the job search process
- Reach out to instructors at Turing as well for their suggestions/advice
- Reach out to friends/contacts who have connections in software industry
- Continue work on personal site
- Set aside a few hours each weekend to re-assess longterm goals, reach out to people, schedule meetups/appointments/coffees/lunches for the week, and work on personal projects.
- Begin practicing mock interviews and continue to prep with code challenges
- Try to be more active in the Turing community to continue to forge and build relationships with those outside my cohort
- Re-assess longterm goals and whether they are being met
- Create new weekly goals
- Try to schedule at least one meetup/lunch/coffee per week
- Reach out to mentors, business contacts, and friends for feedback
- Interview preparation questions
- Further review of resume
- How to make contacts, network effectively
- Types of questions to ask company contacts
- Specific information I should be researching when interested in a company