If recruiters or business owners are getting enough applications, they might only have time to scan your application and resume. They're likely to notice the titles that closely match what they're looking for.
It's also important to note that hiring managers love to see growth over the years, and even if your responsibilities shifted, it can get lost if it's all under one title.
If you see job titles that look like what you want to do, even if it's not what you do now, you can work backward from there - figure out what the level below that is, or find people in that role and see what their previous title was.
Be careful of "unique" titles. You'll see job posts for things like "Marketing Guru" or "Happiness Maker" or something similar. Just skip those—they're too vague and don't map to anything that will help you down the line.
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A really really long list of beginner Reverse Engineering resources I have found 🧵 (if you know others please post them below thankyou!) #infosec
Teaches some great tricks that reverse engineers use in order to 'crack' certain types of applications. octopuslabs.io/legend/blog/ar…
A great resource to have around, it endeavors in all you need to know and more! Not only does it teach you theories around the concepts of Reverse Engineering, it also applies practical application. beginners.re
Many of us are stuck in the wrong jobs and due to this idea of not quitting, we waste a lot of productive years.
We don’t quit because of a cognitive bias known as the sunk cost fallacy, which basically means we continue to do something that is not helping us, but because we have already invested our time, energy and resources.
I've been reading this research where studied how physical appearance is linked to income, some highlights 👇
The researchers estimated “that one centimeter increase in stature (converted in height) is associated with approximately $998 increase in family income for a male who earns $70,000 of the median family income.”
For women, the researchers estimated that “one unit decrease in obesity (converted in BMI) is associated with approximately $934 increase in the family income for a female who earns $70,000 of family income.”