Now is a great time to be looking for a job writing Go. My inbox is absolutely blowing up with startups and established companies that need Go developers. If you've been thinking about a job change, get your resume out there now! #golang
Go look on #jobs in gopher slack. Update your resume. Make sure to highlight any projects you've done in Go (whether at work or on the side), and don't forget to include contributions to other people's open source projects, those count!
If you have a blog, post about Go and share it on r/golang and twitter and wherever else the kids find blog posts these days. If you don't have a blog, make one! It doesn't have to be self hosted or fancy. It's the content that matters.
Read and respond to posts on r/golang and golang-nuts and gopher slack. Chances are, the Go devs at these companies read the same things. Even a tiny bit of name recognition can be a big deal "Oh, yeah, I've seen them around - they seemed curious and engaged and professional."
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