<aside> <img src="/icons/info-alternate_blue.svg" alt="/icons/info-alternate_blue.svg" width="40px" /> Assortment of resources for looking for work (LFW) in software engineer (SWE) roles.

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📑 Interview Tracking

A document to help navigate the interview process with a single company. This provides structure to approaching the interviews, tracks all useful information regarding a company and the role, and provides a good foundation of questions to select from during interviews.

Interview Template

Interview Example (Google)

Create a new Interview Template prior to an initial interview with a company.

<aside> ✅ The table’s Summary pros and cons can be transferred into the Comparisons Sheet in the https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mHMazj3uvWgdNMRBffXTGcKazuqZLnvdKtyenPi4Bow/edit?usp=sharing to give a quantitative approach to deciding between roles.

Use or change any of the questions to fit your needs during the interviews.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mHMazj3uvWgdNMRBffXTGcKazuqZLnvdKtyenPi4Bow/edit?usp=sharing

A Google Sheet template to track applications. Clone one for yourself. Some details:

• Conditional formatting is on the Position column, adjust for your desired positions
• Notice at the bottom of the Main Sheet there are calculations for analytics
• Remember to mark Applied and No Response when applying
  • Remove No Response if rejected or invited for an interview
  • This ensures the statistics at the bottom are accurate
• Use the Comparisons Sheet to help decide between multiple companies during offers
• Use the No Current Positions Sheet to track desirable companies without job listings

<aside> ✅ This tracker helps primarily the more you apply, because you are less likely to waste time on roles you already applied for. Moreover, you can get a great quantitative view of your efforts at any step of the way.

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