akkpxl

I think this is good advice. Would you be able to give an example of a project to do or a good starting point?

Sorry, this still doesn't answer my question. What are we giving a response to? A job application or an interview? OP says they're getting passed up since they don't fit the checkboxes.

> The best you can do in these situations is project enthusiasm to learn & grow. How do you do this? One way is to explicitly share all the ways you've done this in the past.

This feels like circular reasoning. How do you "explicitly share all the ways you've done this" with just a resume or on a job application? Side projects? It would be helpful if you could give some concrete examples.

I thought I was the only one who felt this way. Almost every day I see the same "style" of articles that isn't news or that interesting. One thing I've noticed is almost every day I see an article explaining why remote work is better and/or how tech interviews are broken, both of which are popular opinions a lot of people on this site share. Maybe it's just me though