Hi guys i want to know if i can include my YouTube tutorials on my resume and all certificate i earn and what can i write in profile
education :
bachelor of computer science
certificate :
Udacity full stack
udacity Front End Development Track
microsoft html/css
free boot camp html css(300 hours)
PHP Tutorial course sololearn
Udacity Android Development Track
testdome certificate (html/css)
Profile :
Youtuber (tutorials about programing such html/css/js/jquery/algorithm/pascal/java)and owner of programming site(Soon)
experience :
i don't have
So it's my first time to build a cv and i don't know how to start
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First I would include only nationally recognised certifications, secondly I would only include that as a hobby.
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(Sep 10, 2019 09:18 AM)DNA Wrote: First I would include only nationally recognised certifications, secondly I would only include that as a hobby.
the problem that i don't have experience 😧
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Like Jelly said, I'd include that as a hobby. They will definitely take a look in it and it will mean a lot if you don't have previous experience. You gotta start somewhere.
(Sep 10, 2019 10:43 AM)blackcoder00 Wrote: the problem that i don't have experience 😧
As Fortunate said, you gotta start somewhere. Unfortunately your first job in the industry would be the hardest to obtain, unless you have a portfolio which will assist you a lot.
If you can prove that you can program, then you're as good as a programmer.
In this industry, I am thankful that certifications aren't a requirement.
Monetizing the World
I never deal off-site
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I would definitely put that on my resume. It shows the interviewer that you know your shit enough to teach others, also this would set you apart from other interviewees.
(Sep 10, 2019 08:39 AM)blackcoder00 Wrote: Hi guys i want to know if i can include my YouTube tutorials on my resume and all certificate i earn and what can i write in profile
education :
bachelor of computer science
certificate :
Udacity full stack
udacity Front End Development Track
microsoft html/css
free boot camp html css(300 hours)
PHP Tutorial course sololearn
Udacity Android Development Track
testdome certificate (html/css)
Profile :
Youtuber (tutorials about programing such html/css/js/jquery/algorithm/pascal/java)and owner of programming site(Soon)
experience :
i don't have
So it's my first time to build a cv and i don't know how to start
You can create awesome CV's at Canva. Just google it.
Also GL
It shows a lot of confidence so if I was you, yes I would include it!
(Sep 10, 2019 11:00 AM)DNA Wrote: As Fortunate said, you gotta start somewhere. Unfortunately your first job in the industry would be the hardest to obtain, unless you have a portfolio which will assist you a lot.
If you can prove that you can program, then you're as good as a programmer.
In this industry, I am thankful that certifications aren't a requirement.
Bro i start coding my own site for teach other programming is that not enough ?
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(Sep 11, 2019 11:09 AM)blackcoder00 Wrote: Bro i start coding my own site for teach other programming is that not enough ?
Not really, unless you're running a site that it well known.
Think of your portfolio like that of a fashion model.
Would you hire a model with one photo in her portfolio?
Best bet is to have two or three aesthetically pleasing websites for your first interview.
Trial and error will get you a decent job in the development field. Don't get discouraged by a few bad interviews.
Monetizing the World
I never deal off-site
(except Autobuy)
Sep 11, 2019 03:43 PM
(This post was last modified: Sep 11, 2019 03:43 PM by Moxxi.)
You could include it, but a portfolio of actual web work youve done would be a bigger help. Videos probably wont mean anything
Sep 11, 2019 04:03 PM
(This post was last modified: Sep 11, 2019 04:04 PM by blackcoder00.)
(Sep 11, 2019 11:15 AM)DNA Wrote: Not really, unless you're running a site that it well known.
Think of your portfolio like that of a fashion model.
Would you hire a model with one photo in her portfolio?
Best bet is to have two or three aesthetically pleasing websites for your first interview.
Trial and error will get you a decent job in the development field. Don't get discouraged by a few bad interviews.
im im afraid bro cause i don"t have experience also i didn't finish my university i just have a bachelor degree of computer science and i don't know if i return to my university to finish it or no cause i think it's a waste of time i can learn solo and if i don't have a university degree can affect to get hired in some company
(Sep 11, 2019 03:43 PM)Moxxi Wrote: You could include it, but a portfolio of actual web work youve done would be a bigger help. Videos probably wont mean anything
how should i ,include my project ? like coding website and put it into github ?
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Sep 11, 2019 10:31 PM
(This post was last modified: Sep 11, 2019 10:31 PM by DNA.)
(Sep 11, 2019 04:03 PM)blackcoder00 Wrote: im im afraid bro cause i don"t have experience also i didn't finish my university i just have a bachelor degree of computer science and i don't know if i return to my university to finish it or no cause i think it's a waste of time i can learn solo and if i don't have a university degree can affect to get hired in some company
how should i ,include my project ? like coding website and put it into github ?
As for your bachelor, I don't have much higher education than what America calls "community college", yet I'm running two businesses.
I said this so many times before and I'll say it again, certification means nothing.
To me, having a bachelor or a degree is a lot of wasted time and effort.
Monetizing the World
I never deal off-site
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