The feedback you don't get, is almost always about personality. There's no litigation-safe way of saying "Man, you come across as a total douche, I'll pass"
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The feedback you don't get, is almost always about personality. There's no litigation-safe way of saying "Man, you come across as a total douche, I'll pass"
No, million times no. Providing feedback to a rejected applicant may open a huge can of worms. If these hiring managers really exist they are putting their employers in a very risky situation.
They do not really lose any business when they cut out a publisher. They almost always have plenty of other options to display their inventory on.
If you are after an ad network, there's no one that can beat Adsense, I am afraid.
Your content is just not consumable. I clicked one of your links, it's just a wall of text. I couldn't bring myself to read it. The first couple of sentences did not make me want to read the rest of it. I can't skim through and get an idea what you are talking about.
I will probably never be a returning visitor to your blog. That's because I have the attention span of a 5 year old when I browse the internet in discovery mode. Most people are like me.
Maybe you can work on making your writing more consumable. Use more pictures, bullet points, sub headings, shorter paragraphs...Maybe you can A/B test how you present your articles.
Just my 2 pence...
The skills and experience you'd gain doing Android development is transferable to iOS anyway. It won't be a total waste if things don't go to plan.
It would be a totally different story of mu hosting needs costed me $1000s.