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Can I include a web link in my application materials?
When I prepare my application materials using LaTeX and finally get a PDF file, I am able to insert a hyperlink so that people can click on that word to see my webpage, my online code repository, etc. ...
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How can I make a business case for access to restricted internet sites?
My Company has recently started blocking a great number more websites than it used to and circumventing this is nearly impossible.
I think it is completely reasonable for a company to block social ...
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How much do interviewers look into your websites/blogs? [duplicate]
I have a website that establishes my creditals, passion, and attempts to create a conversation about the previous projects that I've worked on. From my personal experience I've never had an ...
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Is it normal to list contractors on a corporate website?
A company that I previously worked for (full/part-time) is wanting to list me as a contractor on their website. I built the website originally and they wanted to have an area with a name and picture ...
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How will you make a webdeveloper resume in 2012? [closed]
It's been a while since the last time I updated my resume.
Now it's time to give it a refresh, but even if I have a strong experience and I worked recently on many big projects my resume "feels" ...
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Why do companies list jobs on other sites but not on their own site?
Sometimes I run across jobs on Monster and other similar sites that look really good, and they're listed for companies that are good companies that I'm familiar with. However, when I go to the company ...
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Productivity level and access to “distracting websites” at work
There have been many mentions about employees wasting a lot of their time at work visiting Facebook, YouTube and other "distracting websites", thus making their productivity suffer. Some companies ...
