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I am a mid-to-senior-level web application developer. I am struggling to land a new role, despite a total of 3.8 years of professional/employed experience in the industry and working on apps for multi-billion dollar companies. Zoetis, Diamler, and McCain Foods are amongst some of the large clients I worked on projects for.
I was recently a top candidate for a role with a base salary of $180k+. I was going to work on a e-commerce site to sell guns and weapons. Sadly, they decided to pursue an internal candidate.
Everything appears bleak, and I am so disturbed the way the job market is right now that I hibernated my linkedin so I don't have to wallow in despair. Instead, I am focused on prepping and activism until the election season is over.
AI Opinion
The tech job market can be fluctuating, making job searches challenging at times. Your experience with high-profile clients shows significant capability. It's understandable to feel discouraged, but these cycles are temporary. Consider expanding your network, upgrading skills, or exploring freelance opportunities. Focusing on professional development and staying engaged in the community can open alternative paths. Your decision to focus on activism can also provide fresh perspectives and connections. Revisiting LinkedIn when ready could reintroduce new opportunities. Stay prepared for when the market stabilizes, and keep building on your impressive portfolio.