- Bid on projects and put the beginning of the solution in your cover letter. Last project I posted, a guy did explain how he would proceed. I picked him.
- Bid low because you can't justify a high bid until you have good ratings
- When you have a project, DELIGHT the user. You are not seeking money for now, you are seeking good ratings. Good ratings will allow you to bid normally, and LOT of good ratings will allow you to bid high.
1. The most important; Your picture. Choose a picture of you smiling (a bit), well shaved hair dressed, in a suit or any "business" environment. You must put a face on that profile and show you are a professional.
Also something missing is a description of yourself. You list some skills, but we employers want to know more about you. And also all things you did in the past (projects)
Last advice: bid, bid and bid.... One day, you will be selected.
@Pierre303 Sort of. I write more Python than C# these days. This job has me do "strategic coding" -- small changes here and there to make different components of our overall suite work with each other better.
@Pierre303 Last job was straight up C#/WinForms/ASP.NET + some NHibernate, though we eventually ditched it for a homebrew file store (I swear it made sense at the time. :))
So my IT department finally started officially using source control last year. I just found out that we have a whole repository that just contains a copy of our Intranet... all the _vti_cnf cruft, compiled .dlls in the /bin folder, the duplicated copies of webapps that point to different databases, the /test folder, everything. Aaaaugh.
The deployment is in source control, not the source.
This is the second time this week I've wondered if it would be okay to bring a bottle of scotch to work.
It's not as if the public folder on the web server is a working copy, either... I have no idea how or even if people are committing changes they make. (Yes, the changes they make to the live pages on the intranet server. Map it to a network drive, open it up in notepad, and edit it live! Whee!)