Dad Ma summed it up: To change jobs, either the money is not available or you are wronged.
I made an analysis of my job-hopping experience this time, hoping it can be helpful to those friends who want to change jobs.
Many friends want to change jobs, but their understanding of "changing jobs" may be limited to writing resumes, submitting resumes, and interviewing. That's what I thought before I jumped ship.
At that time, work was not going well, my professional skills were not fully utilized, and the company could not provide me with any development prospects, so I planned to change jobs.
I saw that a well-established listed company in the industry was recruiting for this position, so I sent my resume. I felt good after the interview, but I turned it down because the salary didn't meet expectations.
After thinking about it carefully, I realized that I was preparing too hastily or not being prepared at all. I wrote a rough resume and went there without sufficient preparation before the interview. During the interview, some details of the project cannot be answered, and many knowledge points are not well answered, which may make the interviewer feel that they are at an average level.
In the next few months, I began to check various information related to job hopping and interviews. At the same time, I organized the key points according to the plan, organized the learning path, and reviewed step by step.
Before starting to review knowledge points, you should confirm the following 2 points:
position
"Positioning" means that you have to determine the stage you are at and the level you want to achieve. It mainly includes:
- What is the current level
- What projects have you accumulated?
- What are the difficulties in the work project?
- What level of job are you looking for?
- salary
For example, I position myself as follows: I am currently at an intermediate level, and I can basically solve common application development needs. I have no problem using open source frameworks. I have partially read the source code. My work projects are mainly mixed development, which is more complicated. I want to find something that will help me grow. Medium and senior Android development jobs in large companies.