How to Spot Awful Engineering Job Postings

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In this video, we're going to share with you some common red flags that you should watch out for when browsing job postings. We'll also discuss what makes a good job posting, so that you can find the right career path for you!
If you're looking for a new job, be sure to watch this video! We'll discuss some common scams that are used in job postings, as well as some tips on how to avoid them. We'll also give you a list of tips on how to find the right job for you, based on your career goals and interests!
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[@drivetrainerYT]

Awkward to say, I'm glad you were laid off, now I found someone experienced and articulate about the trade. Definetly subscribed, godspeed to you and the channel.

[@Zuranthus]

employers: "we're having trouble with hiring and talent in the data field" also employers: masters required PhD preferred, 20 experience in Azure, AWS & Google cloud, 15 years domain & IT experience, also answer this 50 numerical logic test assessment in under 40 minutes before we even pass your resume through the RMS bot which is going to chuck it into the garbage bin anyway

[@TheR0yalBeast]

the RMS bot is brutal in europe. no masters = goodbye.

[@Zuranthus]

@@TheR0yalBeast that's why i just straight up lie and answer yes to any requirements and address the issue if it comes up during the interview. sometimes the person hiring doesn't even know what's being posted on the job ads

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[@u12blue]

What do you think is the likelihood of having data engineering as a first job after graduation?