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Are you having trouble finding a job?


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Welcome, I have knowledge of a lot of remote Jobs in The Netherlands. Not sure how your schooling system works, they do require the highest of education in the Netherlands. Which is a Masters degree at a (Dutch) University. They are common to also hire foreigners though. You could always try to scout for some jobs here. Work enough in IT

-edit: maybe try Fiverr? They do charge you a lot for being the middle man though. Anyways i guess its better than nothing :)

Anyways,
Good luck!
Hey man can you message me please!
 
Hello,

I am a recent cybersecurity/computer science graduate searching for jobs and experience. I've been a freelance developer for over ten years, but I am struggling to find a job. I am seeking remote work due to medical issues and have applied for 500+ jobs. Only a handful responded, "We are going to look for other candidates but we will keep you in mind." I graduated at the top of my class and have years of freelance programming and cybersecurity expertise. However, I still need help finding a job. I've had my resume reviewed by several professionals, family, friends, and my school, and they all agree it's well put together. I'm astonished at how many people I know in computer science/programming and cybersecurity are left unemployed. What can I do to get hired, and where should I look? I've been on Indeed, Linkedin, Handshake, and securityjobslist. I would greatly appreciate any help. I'm hoping this forum can help me find answers to my questions and make me a more learned person in general.

Best of luck and stay safe,

Gmanc2
Welcome to the BHW forum!
 
When you have trouble finding a job, your only choice is to be an entrepreneur and build your own job. :)

Apply with that in mind, If you are a decade old stack developer, that should be prioritised over your degree on your CV. As real-world experience is better. Test different CV's too.

Welcome to the forum.
 
Hello,

I am a recent cybersecurity/computer science graduate searching for jobs and experience. I've been a freelance developer for over ten years, but I am struggling to find a job. I am seeking remote work due to medical issues and have applied for 500+ jobs. Only a handful responded, "We are going to look for other candidates but we will keep you in mind." I graduated at the top of my class and have years of freelance programming and cybersecurity expertise. However, I still need help finding a job. I've had my resume reviewed by several professionals, family, friends, and my school, and they all agree it's well put together. I'm astonished at how many people I know in computer science/programming and cybersecurity are left unemployed. What can I do to get hired, and where should I look? I've been on Indeed, Linkedin, Handshake, and securityjobslist. I would greatly appreciate any help. I'm hoping this forum can help me find answers to my questions and make me a more learned person in general.

Best of luck and stay safe,

Gmanc2
hey im also new in this forum! :)
 
Hello,

I am a recent cybersecurity/computer science graduate searching for jobs and experience. I've been a freelance developer for over ten years, but I am struggling to find a job. I am seeking remote work due to medical issues and have applied for 500+ jobs. Only a handful responded, "We are going to look for other candidates but we will keep you in mind." I graduated at the top of my class and have years of freelance programming and cybersecurity expertise. However, I still need help finding a job. I've had my resume reviewed by several professionals, family, friends, and my school, and they all agree it's well put together. I'm astonished at how many people I know in computer science/programming and cybersecurity are left unemployed. What can I do to get hired, and where should I look? I've been on Indeed, Linkedin, Handshake, and securityjobslist. I would greatly appreciate any help. I'm hoping this forum can help me find answers to my questions and make me a more learned person in general.

Best of luck and stay safe,

Gmanc2
Welcome to BHW
 
Hello and welcome to the forum.
I'm new here too but have been freelancing for some time now.
What @eldes said is 100%... skills are all that matter... a strong portfolio showcasing your skills seems to speak louder than certifications and degrees when it comes to coding... not sure how a cyber security pro portfolio looks though.

All the best!
 
What does your recruiter need? Is your resume targeted toward their requirements? 500+ is a big number to receive a constant No.
 
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