下岗职工

“Opportunities to find our deeper powers come when life seems most challenging.” -Joseph Campbell

“当生活似乎最具挑战性时，就有机会找到我们更深层的力量。” 约瑟夫·坎贝尔

I was recently laid off for the first time in my life. I realized this meant there was something bigger and more exciting out there for me. So I went to find it.

最近 ，我有生以来第一次被解雇 。 我意识到这意味着对我来说，还有更大更令人兴奋的事情。 所以我去找了。

After 30 recruiter calls, 12 phone technical interviews, 11 hiring manager calls, 1 take home project, and 7 onsite interviews, I accepted an amazing opportunity.

经过30个招聘人员电话，12个电话技术面试，11个招聘经理电话，1个实地项目以及7个现场面试之后，我接受了一个了不起的机会。

I went from being a Software Engineer to a Software Engineer II.

我从成为软件工程师转变为软件工程师II。

Having one year of software development experience helped me land interviews more easily, but I still had to put in a ton of work. I’ve never been great with these technical interviews, but I found what worked for me. If I was able to do well in them, anyone else can too.

拥有一年的软件开发经验可以帮助我更轻松地进行面试，但是我仍然不得不进行大量工作。 这些技术面试从未让我感到很棒，但我发现了对我有用的方法。 如果我能够在这些方面做得很好，其他任何人也可以。

I’m sitting here feeling extremely grateful during this world pandemic where millions of people have lost their jobs. I want to help by sharing all of the resources and strategies I used to land so many interviews in a short amount of time while being laid off.

我坐在这里，在世界大流行中感到无比感激，那里有数百万人失去了工作。 我想分享下岗时在短时间内进行这么多面试的所有资源和策略，以提供帮助。

获得新闻-“不是你，是我” (Getting The News — “It’s Not You, It’s Me”)

“Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts.” — Winston S. Churchill

“成功不是最终的。 失败不是致命的。 继续下去才是勇气。” —温斯顿·丘吉尔

I was over the moon because I had recently celebrated my first year as a software engineer. I didn’t see this coming.

我刚满月，是因为我最近庆祝我担任软件工程师的第一年。 我没有看到这种情况。

That Monday morning, half of the company got asked to go into a conference room. I was in that conference room. I was one of the many caring, talented, and hard working individuals that had just been laid off in order to keep the company going.

那个星期一早上，公司一半的员工被要求进入会议室。 我在那个会议室。 我是刚被裁员以保持公司运转的众多有爱心，有才华和努力工作的人之一。

Working at a small startup, I knew this day could come. I had worked extremely hard and accomplished so much at this company. I loved working there every single day and for that I am extremely grateful. But it was time for me to move on and do well with another amazing team.

在一家小型创业公司工作，我知道这一天可能会到来。 我在这家公司工作非常努力，并取得了很多成就。 我喜欢每天在这里工作，对此我深表感谢。 但是现在是我该继续前进并与另一个出色的团队合作的时候了。

I knew that this one year of experience would be invaluable. That I could use it to feel more confident and land a new opportunity quickly.

我知道这一年的经验将是无价的。 我可以用它来感到更自信，并Swift找到新的机会。

I got home, took a nap, ran, and then went to sleep. The next morning I wrote down my positives and negatives about the layoff:

我回到家，午睡，奔跑，然后入睡。 第二天早上，我写下了关于裁员的正面和负面看法：

积极因素 (The Positives)

• Not having to hide that I was interviewing不必隐瞒我正在面试
• Having extra time to study and prepare for interviews有额外的时间学习和准备面试
• Taking a break from my 4 hour daily commute每天通勤4个小时，休息一下
• A bigger and better opportunity coming soon更大更好的机会即将来临
• Having more time to work on my health有更多时间为我的健康工作
• Having more time with my dog与我的狗有更多的时间

负面因素 (The Negatives)

• Uncertainty, fear, and unknowing of the future不确定性，恐惧和对未来的无知
• Minimal income coming in最低收入

The positives outweighed the negatives so I focused on the positives through the interview process. And so it began.

正面胜过负面，所以我在面试过程中专注于正面。 就这样开始了。

花时间充实和反思 (Taking Time to Recharge and Reflect)

I took some time to recharge before going all in with the technical interview process. It gave me a chance to reflect on my accomplishments, realign with my goals, and build a few habits that were going to help me stay focused during the interview process.

在进行技术面试之前，我花了一些时间进行充电。 它使我有机会反思自己的成就，重新设定目标并养成一些习惯，这些习惯将帮助我在面试过程中保持专注。

I took some time to do things that would help me refuel and reset.

我花了一些时间做一些可以帮助我加油和重设运动的事情。

If possible, take a few days off. It will be worth it in the long run.

如果可能的话，请几天假。 从长远来看，这将是值得的。

反思我的成就 (Reflecting On My Accomplishments)

“One of the most courageous things you can do is identify yourself, know who you are, what you believe in and where you want to go.” — Sheila Murray Bethel.

“您可以做的最勇敢的事情之一就是表明自己的身份，知道自己是谁，相信什么以及想去哪里。” -Sheila Murray伯特利。

I spent some time reflecting on my accomplishments to remind myself of how far I had come along. It was a time to reflect on what I loved, liked, and disliked about my previous job. This helped me build up my confidence and figure out the top 5 things I wanted in my next role.

我花了一些时间反思自己的成就，以提醒自己自己走了多远。 现在是时候反思一下我对上一份工作的爱，喜欢和不喜欢的地方。 这帮助我树立了信心，并弄清了我在下一个职位上想要的前五件事。

Reflecting got me really excited to start talking to companies.

反思让我很高兴开始与公司交谈。

利用在线平台吸引合适的公司 (Using Online Platforms to Attract the Right Companies)

After I had given myself time to recharge, I performed a health check on my online presence before letting recruiters know I was actively searching.

在给自己充裕的时间后，我对在线状态进行了健康检查，然后让招聘人员知道我正在积极搜索。

I wanted to attract the right companies and stand out from the crowd. I added all of my recent accomplishments and made sure my about me’s still reflect who I am and what motivates me.

我想吸引合适的公司并在人群中脱颖而出。 我添加了我最近的所有成就，并确保我对我的看法仍然反映出我是谁，以及激励我的动机。

The extra effort paid off. I was receiving around 12 emails per week with job opportunities.

额外的努力得到了回报。 每周我收到大约12封有关工作机会的电子邮件。

I was able to focus on getting ready for the technical interviews instead of spending my time job searching or applying.

我能够专注于为技术面试做准备，而不是花时间寻找或申请工作。

更新我的LinkedIn个人资料并将其升级到高级 (Updating My LinkedIn Profile and Upgrading to Premium)

LinkedIn is where most of my opportunities came from.

LinkedIn是我大部分机会的来源。

My LinkedIn profile was attracting the right companies.

我的LinkedIn个人资料吸引了合适的公司。

What worked for me? My About Me and extensive recent accomplishments noted in my most recent role attracted the companies I could see myself working for.

什么对我有用？ 我的“关于我”以及我最近担任的职务所取得的广泛成就吸引了我可以看到的公司。

I’m not an expert in creating a great LinkedIn profile. I will leave you with LearnToCodeWithMe’s  5-Day LinkedIn Crash Course to help with that.

我不是创建出色的LinkedIn个人资料的专家。 我将为您提供LearnToCodeWithMe的5天LinkedIn速成课程，以帮助您解决这一问题。

I also upgraded to LinkedIn Premium for the months I was job searching.

在求职的几个月中，我还升级到LinkedIn Premium 。

申请成为A名单候选人 (Applying to be an A-List Candidate)

I applied to be an A-list candidate, a platform helping startups hire talent, and got approved! I was reached out to by 25 companies and had to decline many of them because of how small the companies were. Overall, I was attracting the right companies and landed a few interviews through this platform.

我申请成为A名单候选人 ，这是一个帮助初创公司招聘人才的平台，并获得了批准！ 有25家公司与我联系，但由于公司规模太小，不得不拒绝其中的许多公司。 总体而言，我吸引了合适的公司，并通过该平台进行了一些采访。

You can check out my my A-list profile here.

您可以在此处查看我的A-list个人资料 。

个人网站和Github健康检查 (Personal Website and Github Health Checkup)

I verified my website was still relevant. Recruiters emphasized on how much they loved my website and actually took time to look over some of my projects.

我确认我的网站仍然有用。 招聘人员强调他们对我的网站有多爱，实际上花了一些时间来查看我的一些项目。

I also verified that I had a few projects to showcase on Github and recruiters loved to see that I was active. Most of my projects on Github are still FreeCodeCamp projects I’ve built.

我还验证了我在Github上有几个项目要展示，招聘人员喜欢看到我很活跃。 我在Github上的大多数项目仍然是我建立的FreeCodeCamp项目。

更新我的简历以通过机器人 (Updating My Resume to Pass the Robots)

My resume worked for me even when cold applying. It’s basic, but it worked. I have nonprofit and hackathon projects listed since I still don’t have too much development experience.

我的简历即使是冷申请也对我有用。 这是基本的，但确实有效。 我列出了非营利和黑客马拉松项目，因为我仍然没有太多的开发经验。

申请工作 (Applying to Jobs)

I didn’t really have to apply to jobs. Again, most of my opportunities came from companies that reached out to me through LinkedIn and A-list. I did do a few cold applications and to my surprise it worked.

我真的没有必要申请工作。 同样，我的大部分机会都来自通过LinkedIn和A-list与我联系的公司。 我确实做了一些冷应用，令我惊讶的是它确实起作用了。

LinkedIn and A-List. Recruiters were reaching out to me based on the information and work I put into my profiles.

LinkedIn和A-List。 招聘人员正在根据我在个人资料中提供的信息和工作与我联系。

Cold applying. 4 out of the 10 companies that I cold applied to went on to become interviews, so it’s worth a shot.

冷涂。 我冷申请的10家公司中有4家继续接受采访，因此值得一试。

Networking with friends. 2 friends were able to get me interviews with their companies.

与朋友交流。 我有2个朋友让我采访了他们的公司。

I mainly focused on building a relationship with the recruiters that were reaching out to me because they already had interest in me and could help me get me more interviews.

我主要专注于与与我接触的招聘人员建立关系，因为他们已经对我产生了兴趣，可以帮助我获得更多的面试机会。

准备面试过程 (Preparing for the Interview Process)

“Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.” — Alexander Graham Bell

“首先，准备是成功的关键。” —亚历山大·格雷厄姆·贝尔

弄湿我的脚 (Getting My Feet Wet)

It’s worth mentioning that I went through a technical interview for a more senior level role right after the lay off. I didn’t get an offer and completely failed the System Design portion. So much that they didn’t even get back to me with a rejection email. Ouch.

值得一提的是，在裁员后，我接受了技术面试，以担任更高级别的职位。 我没有得到报价，并且完全使系统设计部分失败了。 如此之多，以至于他们甚至都没有收到拒绝邮件给我。 哎哟。

Nonetheless, I was proud because I hadn’t interviewed in well over a year and still made it to the final round. It helped me figure out my weakest points and started looking for resources that would help me improve in those areas.

尽管如此，我还是感到很自豪，因为我已经一年多没有参加过采访了，但仍然进入了最后一轮。 它帮助我弄清了自己的弱点，并开始寻找可以帮助我在这些方面进行改进的资源。

我的编码面试训练营 (My Coding Interview Bootcamp)

This was my mini bootcamp. These are the resources I used to get me ready for the technical interview problems quickly. If this is all you will take from this post, this is what I recommend reviewing for those who, like myself, have struggled with coding challenges in the past.

这是我的迷你训练营。 这些是我用来使我快速准备好应对技术面试问题的资源。 如果您能从这篇文章中获得全部收益，那么我建议对像我这样过去一直在编码挑战中挣扎的那些人进行回顾。

7 out of 12 phone technical interviews went well enough to move me forward to the final rounds. I was interviewing for small, middle sized, and big companies and these were the 3 resources that helped me:

12项电话技术面试中有7项进展顺利，足以使我进入决赛。 我正在为小型，中型和大型公司进行面试，这些是对我有帮助的3种资源：

• Retook Cracking the Coding Interview Bootcamp: Algorithms + Data Structures. This goes through common interview questions, binary search trees, sorting, searching, and a system design problem.

  重新开始 破解编码面试 训练营 ：算法+数据结构 。 这涉及常见的面试问题，二元搜索树，排序，搜索和系统设计问题。

• Worked through 1 LeetCode problem almost everyday. I went through this Must Do Easy Questions and Must Do Medium Questions list. I made it a rule to only spend 30 minutes on each problem. Once I couldn’t figure it out, I looked at the submissions and tried doing the same challenge the next day. You can also check out Leetcode's Top Hits lists.

  几乎每天都解决 1 LeetCode 问题。 我浏览了“ 必须做的简单问题”和“ 必须做中级问题”列表。 我将每个问题仅花费30分钟作为规则。 一旦我弄不清楚了，我就查看提交的内容，并尝试在第二天做同样的挑战。 您也可以查看Leetcode的热门歌曲列表。

• Read through the React.js docs Main Concepts section. This helped me freshen up on React.

  通读 React.js docs 主要概念部分。 这帮助我重新了解了React。

当面试开始时— 4步面试 (When the Interviews Started Coming In — the 4 Step Interview)

“Jumping from failure to failure with undiminished enthusiasm is the big secret to success.” — Savas Dimopoulos

“以不屈不挠的热情从失败过渡到失败是成功的重大秘诀。” —萨瓦斯·迪莫普洛斯

0.安排面试 (0. Scheduling Interviews)

After the holidays, the interviews started coming in fast. Again, I was receiving around 12 job opportunities per week. It started getting overwhelming as I was also trying to study for the technical interviews.

假期过后，面试开始很快。 同样， 我每周获得大约12个工作机会。 当我也尝试学习技术面试时，它开始变得不知所措。

Creating a Calendly saved me so much time. By providing my calendar to recruiters, they were able to quickly schedule a time to chat since my availability was updated in real time. I had two calendars, one for 30 minutes interviews and the other for 60 minutes.

创建日历可以节省很多时间。 通过向招聘人员提供我的日历，他们可以快速安排聊天时间，因为实时更新了我的可用性。 我有两个日历，一个用于30分钟的采访，另一个用于60分钟。

Since the interviews happened during regular working hours, I would study and do interviews between  10AM– 5PM. In the evenings, I would use my time researching the companies and providing availability if I was interested.

由于访谈是在正常工作时间进行的，因此我将在上午10点至下午5点之间进行学习和访谈。 在晚上，如果我有兴趣的话，我会花时间研究公司并提供可用性。

I added all of my interviews to my google calendar and created reminders. I also made a Trello board to keep track of each interview.

我将所有采访都添加到了Google日历中，并创建了提醒。 我还做了一个Trello董事会来跟踪每次采访。

1.招聘人员介绍性聊天 (1. The Recruiter Introductory Chat)

I went through about 30 recruiter calls, both with agency and internal recruiters. Each asked the same questions:

我与代理商和内部招聘人员进行了约30次招聘电话。 每个人都问同样的问题：

• Tell me a bit yourself? — This is where I tried to blow them away. I shared my motivation of why I became a software engineer, my mission, and my most recent experience. Yes, I did tell them I had recently been laid off.

  告诉我你自己吗？ —这是我试图将它们吹走的地方。 我分享了我成为软件工程师的动机，使命和最近的经历。 是的，我确实告诉他们我最近被解雇了。

• What are you looking for in your next role? — I was honest here. I gave them the top 3 things I was looking for. 1) Being able to work with a close and collaborative team 2) A mission driven company 3) Being able to take ownership of projects.

  您接下来的职位是什么？ -我很诚实。 我给了他们我想要的三件事。 1)能够与紧密合作的团队合作2)使命驱动的公司3)能够掌控项目。

• Tell me about a project that you recently worked on? — With very much enthusiasm, I spoke about a project I took ownership of and why I really enjoyed it.

  告诉我您最近从事的项目吗？ —我非常热情地谈到了我拥有的一个项目，以及为什么我真正喜欢它。

2.招聘经理电话 (2. The Hiring Manager Call)

For most interviews, I chatted with an Engineering Manager before moving on to the 1 hour technical interview. All asked relatively the same questions. Tell me a bit about yourself? What are you looking for in your next role? Tell me about a recent project you worked on?

对于大多数采访，在继续进行1小时的技术采访之前，我与工程经理聊天。 所有人都问相对相同的问题。 告诉我一些关于你自己的事吗？ 您接下来的职位是什么？ 告诉我您最近从事的项目吗？

I went through 8 hiring manager calls and they all went well enough to move me forward to the more technical interviews.

我经历了8个招聘经理的电话，他们都做得很好，足以使我前进到更多的技术面试。

What worked well? I shared that I enjoyed taking ownership of projects, helping teams, and was product minded. That I was looking for a collaborative team to work along with and help bring ideas to the table.

什么运作良好？ 我分享了自己对项目的所有权，对团队的帮助以及对产品的热情。 我一直在寻找一个可以与之合作并帮助将想法带到桌面的协作团队。

I loved asking them “What type of engineer are you looking for” and “What is currently your biggest challenge”?

我喜欢问他们“您正在寻找哪种类型的工程师”和“当前您最大的挑战”？

3. 1小时虚拟技术面试 (3. The 1 Hour Virtual Technical Interview)

I haven’t always been good with technical interviews, but with preparation, I started getting better at them.

我在技术面试中并不总是很擅长，但是通过准备，我开始在这些方面变得更好。

7 out of the 12 technical interviews helped me move forward to the final rounds of the interview process.

12项技术面试中有7面帮助我进入了面试过程的最后几轮。

These were all virtual screen sharing interviews.

这些都是虚拟屏幕共享采访。

They were all mainly common questions found on LeetCode, adding functionality to existing code, or reviewing some code.

它们都是在LeetCode上发现的常见问题，它们是在现有代码中添加功能或复习某些代码。

Preparation. Again, Leetcode. As mentioned before, I went through a bunch of problems (even while on holiday). Leetcode helped me identify the edge cases that I usually wouldn’t think about. The tests simply wouldn’t pass if I didn’t take care of them.

制备。 再次，Leetcode 。 如前所述，我遇到了很多问题(即使在度假期间)。 Leetcode帮助我确定了我通常不会考虑的极端情况。 如果我不照顾他们，这些测试根本不会通过。

What Worked For Me?

什么对我有用？

• Took 2–5 minutes to read and digest the problem and asked any clarifying questions.花了2至5分钟阅读和消化问题，并提出了任何澄清的问题。
• Spoke out loud.大声说出来。
• Wrote down the edge cases first.首先写好边缘盒。
• Wrote comments as I went along.我一直在写评论。

After the interviews, I always went back and tried optimizing the problems myself. The ones I hadn’t completed, I would finish. It gave me a boost of confidence.

面试后，我总是回去尝试自己解决问题。 我还没有完成的那些，我会完成的。 这给了我信心。

What Didn’t Work for Me? The 6 interviews where I didn’t do well enough were challenging for me. I hadn’t seen those type of problems before so there’s no way I was going to finish it in 30 minutes. I did finish it afterwards though!

什么对我不起作用？ 我做得不好的6次面试对我来说是充满挑战的。 我之前没有见过这类问题，所以我不可能在30分钟内完成。 不过我确实完成了！

4.现场采访 (4. The Onsite Interview)

Most on sites for small, medium, and big companies consisted of the same schedule (in slightly different order):

小型，中型和大型公司的网站上，大多数都是由相同的时间表组成(顺序略有不同)：

1. Problem Solving (Usually implementing some functionality or debugging)解决问题(通常实现某些功能或调试)
2. System Design — (Designing and architecting an application. Entails building a database schema, API endpoints, and basic frontend. Talking about it or drawing out in a whiteboard worked.)系统设计-(设计和架构应用程序。需要构建数据库架构，API端点和基本前端。在谈论它或在白板上绘图是可行的。)
3. Code Reviewing or Debugging代码审查或调试
4. Talking with a Product Manager and Designer与产品经理和设计师交谈
5. Talking with a Hiring Manager — Usually the Engineering Manager与招聘经理交谈-通常是工程经理
6. Taking with the VP of Engineering与工程副总裁一起

Preparing. When it came down to preparing for the on site interviews, I focused on studying for the System Design portion. I don’t have much experience building distributed systems, but I started getting better and better at these questions. My secret?

准备中。 当谈到准备现场采访时，我专注于研究系统设计部分。 我在构建分布式系统方面经验不足，但是在这些问题上我开始变得越来越好。 我的秘密？

Educative’s Grokking the System Design Interview course. This was the best resource I found. Not only was I able to pass the interviews, but it also helped me learn things that I wouldn’t have thought to look into on my own. Like how Twitter, Dropbox, Yelp, Facebook Feed, or a Web Crawler are all built. I was able to learn more about hashing, caching, webSockets, and proxies.

教育者的“系统设计面试”课程。 这是我发现的最佳资源。 我不仅能够通过面试，而且还帮助我学习了一些我自己不会想到的东西。 就像Twitter，Dropbox，Yelp，Facebook Feed或Web Crawler的构建方式一样。 我能够了解有关散列，缓存，webSocket和代理的更多信息。

What to expect. For the System Design portion, expect to build a database, some API endpoints, a basic frontend, and think about scaling. For the rest of the interview rounds, you have already practiced through all the previous interviews. Breathe and do your best.

期待什么。 对于“系统设计”部分，希望构建一个数据库，一些API端点，一个基本前端并考虑扩展。 在其余的采访中，您已经完成了之前所有采访的练习。 呼吸并尽力而为。

What worked for me. Being confident and excited. I had already studied hard and come this far. I had nothing to lose, but everything to gain. It was another chance for me to either practice or land an amazing opportunity.

什么对我有用。 充满自信和兴奋。 我已经努力学习并走到了这一步。 我没有什么可失去的，但一切都有收获。 对我而言，这是另一个练习或获得绝佳机会的机会。

接受合适的工作机会 (Accepting the Right Job Offer)

I am beyond excited to have accepted a job offer at NerdWallet. Why did I choose NerdWallet? I chose to take this opportunity because I am a big fan of NerdWallet and am excited to be contributing to their products as an engineer. I believe in their mission and everyone I met during the interview process were extremely passionate and empathetic.

我很高兴收到NerdWallet的工作机会。 为什么选择NerdWalle t？ 我之所以选择这个机会，是因为我是NerdWallet的忠实拥护者，很高兴能以工程师的身份为他们的产品做出贡献。 我相信他们的使命，在面试过程中遇到的每个人都充满激情和同情心。

I have been at this company for two months now, during this world pandemic, and can see first hand how much they care about their employees.

在世界大流行期间，我已经在这家公司工作了两个月，可以亲眼看到他们对员工的关心程度。

Cheers to a new year of loving my job, the people I work with, and the product we’re building.

为热爱我的工作，与我一起工作的人以及我们正在开发的产品的新一年欢呼。

激励我的事情 (Things That Kept Me Motivated)

I was interviewing a ton in a short amount of time and wanted to find ways to keep me energized and motivated.

我在短时间内采访了很多人，想找到让我充满活力和动力的方法。

I set my intention to make the interview process as fun and exciting as possible, but even then there came times where the natural stress of interviewing got to me. The first two rejections got me sad and a little anxious, but I knew that was part of the process.

我设定了使面试过程尽可能有趣和令人兴奋的目的，但即使如此，有时也有面试的自然压力浮现在我身上。 前两个拒绝使我感到悲伤和焦虑，但我知道这是过程的一部分。

These are the things that kept me healthy, motivated, and at ease:

这些是让我保持健康，积极向上和轻松自在的事情：

• Mentoring指导
• Exercising锻炼
• Meditating冥想
• Volunteering义工
• Reading non tech books阅读非技术书籍
• Attending online meetups参加在线聚会
• Listening to engineering podcasts收听工程播客

鼓励的话 (Words of Encouragement)

“To have courage for whatever comes in life — Everything lies in that.” — Saint Teresa of Avila

“对生活中发生的一切具有勇气-一切都在于其中。” —阿维拉的圣特蕾莎修女

Being laid off is not a failure. It just means that there is something bigger and better coming.

被解雇不是失败。 这只是意味着会有更大更好的未来。

Take care of yourself first, stay positive, and try to get enough sleep.

首先要照顾好自己，保持积极，并尝试充足的睡眠。

When the rejections start coming in, try to not let them bring you down for too long. It’s natural to feel sad after a rejection. We’re human. We’re doing our best. Keep climbing that mountain.

当拒绝开始出现时，请尽量不要让它们使您失望太久。 拒绝后，很难过难过。 我们是人类。 我们正在尽力而为。 继续爬那座山。

May you find a company where you can continue to thrive. I truly believe that if I was able to pass these interviews so can you. If companies are hiring during these uncertain times, I believe that they will be here for a long time. Go get em!

愿您找到可以继续发展的公司。 我真的相信，如果我能够通过这些采访，那么你也可以。 如果公司在这些不确定的时期内招聘员工，我相信他们会在这里住很长时间。 去拿他们！

谢谢笔记 (Thank You Notes)

Thanks to my family and friends who checked up on me. To my boyfriend for cheering me on after every failed and successful interview.

感谢我的家人和朋友对我的检查。 感谢我的男朋友在每次失败和成功的采访后为我加油。

Thanks to my previous managers and teammates who were more than excited to be a reference for me.

感谢我以前的经理和队友，他们很高兴为我提供参考。

Thanks to LinkedIn, A-List, and Github for providing a platform that helped recruiters find me. Thanks to all the supportive and motivating recruiters that I met along the way.

感谢LinkedIn，A-List和Github提供了一个平台，可以帮助招聘人员找到我。 感谢我在此过程中遇到的所有支持和激励的招聘人员。

And as always, thanks to FreeCodeCamp for allowing me to be part of this community that continues to motivate me through my journey.

和往常一样，感谢FreeCodeCamp让我成为这个社区的一份子，并继续激励着我前进。

Be kind, stay humble, and work hard for what you believe in.

要善良，保持谦虚，为自己的信念而努力。

Let’s be friends on Twitter. Happy Coding :)

让我们在Twitter上成为朋友。 快乐编码:)

翻译自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-i-was-landing-software-engineer-interviews-after-being-laid-off-2/

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