- Secure a job offer by Week 6.
- Every Monday morning, he sends three emails (either cold outreach or follow up) ( ~1 hour )
- Every Tuesday at lunch, he meets with Lucy to talk about and research remote jobs ( ~1 hour )
- Every Thursday (lunch or after school), he applies in full for a position ( ~1 hour )
- Every Friday, he updates his portfolio, website, linkedin, resume, etc. ( ~1 hour )
- Once per week, he meets for coffee or a Google Hangout with a job lead or Turing alum ( ~30 minutes )
- On Monday, April 24th, he opens his first professional pull request!
How will you focus your learning to accomplish your longterm goal?
- Continue work on my Swift app
- Attend one MeetUp every two weeks
- Pair with a mentor once per week
- JavaScript codewar katas
How will you continue researching companies and contacts? How will you utilize your Trello Board?
- Check the job boards daily on Turing, Denver Devs, and Tech Friends (Slack)
- Built in Colorado
- We Work Remotely
- Talk to mentors
*Who will you reach out to? Have you considered talking with alumni about their own networking practices when they started their job search?
- David Whitaker
- Brad Scharmann
- Brett Nikolny
- Dylan Bohlender
- Emily Freeman
How might personal branding pieces help you towards your goal?
- Approaching each application and conversation becomes easier if I take the time to prepare some basic branding delivery.
What will you do when?
- Branding updates every Friday
What will you do throughout the module?
- Apply for jobs I'm most interested in
- Attend meetups
What will you do throughout each week?
- Cold outreach, follow-ups
What advice do you need? What would be helpful to talk through? Let Meg know here!
- How do I keep it simple and just show that a) I'm not an asshole and b) I LOVE software development?