Hi Everyone,
I am extremely determined and committed to getting a job this month. I want to know some do’s and don’t so that I don’t waste any more time because I’m worried that there might be better ways to go about my day.
Here’s a schedule I have laid out thus far:
Time | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Morning | |||||||
9:00-10:30 | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | ||
10:30-10:45 | Job Applications | Job Applications | |||||
10:45-12:00 | |||||||
Afternoon & Evening | |||||||
12:00-2:00 | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | |
2:00-4:00 | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | ||
4:00-5:30 | Exercise (Cardio) | Exercise (Upper Body) | Exercise (Lower Body) | Exercise (Cardio) | Rest | Exercise (Upper Body) | Exercise (Lower Body) |
5:30-7:00 | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project |
I’ve devoted Monday job apps to apply strategically and network with friends and family. Additionally, I want to start working on a new project since it’s certainly been a while since I’ve committed myself to working on something exciting.
Some questions I would like to ask would be:
- Does my schedule look ok? Is there anything else I should be doing that isn’t already included?
- What is the best way to get the most out of the time I spend on apps? Currently, I mainly browse LinkedIn and Handshake. However, today I took some time to apply and cold email places on hackernews. I try to include a cover letter with every application following this template. Is this necessary? Even with my template, it certainly takes more time to include a letter than to not include one.
- Are LinkedIn easy applications worth it? With easy apply, I’m able pump out nearly 30 apps in 3 hrs but that being said, it very much feels quantity over quality.
- Finally, should I spend time reworking my resume lol.
Thank you so much! I am hoping and praying for my fellow spring 2024 grads 🤞 we got this.
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r/cscareerquestions Hi Everyone, I am extremely determined and committed to getting a job this month. I want to know some do’s and don’t so that I don’t waste any more time because I’m worried that there might be better ways to go about my day. Here’s a schedule I have laid out thus far: Time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Morning 9:00-10:30 Job Applications Job Applications Job Applications Job Applications Job Applications 10:30-10:45 Job Applications Job Applications 10:45-12:00 Afternoon & Evening 12:00-2:00 Lunch + Break Lunch + Break Lunch + Break Lunch + Break Lunch + Break Lunch + Break 2:00-4:00 NeetCode NeetCode NeetCode NeetCode NeetCode 4:00-5:30 Exercise (Cardio) Exercise (Upper Body) Exercise (Lower Body) Exercise (Cardio) Rest Exercise (Upper Body) Exercise (Lower Body) 5:30-7:00 Work on a Project Work on a Project Work on a Project Work on a Project Work on a Project I’ve devoted Monday job apps to apply strategically and network with friends and family. Additionally, I want to start working on a new project since it’s certainly been a while since I’ve committed myself to working on something exciting. Some questions I would like to ask would be: Does my schedule look ok? Is there anything else I should be doing that isn’t already included? What is the best way to get the most out of the time I spend on apps? Currently, I mainly browse LinkedIn and Handshake. However, today I took some time to apply and cold email places on hackernews. I try to include a cover letter with every application following this template. Is this necessary? Even with my template, it certainly takes more time to include a letter than to not include one. Are LinkedIn easy applications worth it? With easy apply, I’m able pump out nearly 30 apps in 3 hrs but that being said, it very much feels quantity over quality. Finally, should I spend time reworking my resume lol. Thank you so much! I am hoping and praying for my fellow spring 2024 grads 🤞 we got this. submitted by /u/imagineepix [link] [comments]
Hi Everyone,
I am extremely determined and committed to getting a job this month. I want to know some do’s and don’t so that I don’t waste any more time because I’m worried that there might be better ways to go about my day.
Here’s a schedule I have laid out thus far:
Time | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Morning | |||||||
9:00-10:30 | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | Job Applications | ||
10:30-10:45 | Job Applications | Job Applications | |||||
10:45-12:00 | |||||||
Afternoon & Evening | |||||||
12:00-2:00 | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | Lunch + Break | |
2:00-4:00 | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | NeetCode | ||
4:00-5:30 | Exercise (Cardio) | Exercise (Upper Body) | Exercise (Lower Body) | Exercise (Cardio) | Rest | Exercise (Upper Body) | Exercise (Lower Body) |
5:30-7:00 | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project | Work on a Project |
I’ve devoted Monday job apps to apply strategically and network with friends and family. Additionally, I want to start working on a new project since it’s certainly been a while since I’ve committed myself to working on something exciting.
Some questions I would like to ask would be:
- Does my schedule look ok? Is there anything else I should be doing that isn’t already included?
- What is the best way to get the most out of the time I spend on apps? Currently, I mainly browse LinkedIn and Handshake. However, today I took some time to apply and cold email places on hackernews. I try to include a cover letter with every application following this template. Is this necessary? Even with my template, it certainly takes more time to include a letter than to not include one.
- Are LinkedIn easy applications worth it? With easy apply, I’m able pump out nearly 30 apps in 3 hrs but that being said, it very much feels quantity over quality.
- Finally, should I spend time reworking my resume lol.
Thank you so much! I am hoping and praying for my fellow spring 2024 grads 🤞 we got this.
submitted by /u/imagineepix
[link] [comments]