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Applying for jobs but getting no interviews?

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@RemotejobWtessy If you’re applying with zero experience, skip jobs asking for years of experience. Look for entry level or training provided listings, often in data entry, chat support, or VA work. Also add a short intro message when you apply, not just your resume. Most people skip that.

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@mrgreeneyesfx @LinkedIn No funnel here, just wanted to drop something useful. Good luck out there, hope something lands soon.

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@bladeofshanghai AI engineering is competitive, so make the outcomes of your projects obvious. Highlight what each system automated, its users and any accuracy, speed or cost improvement. Recruiters need measurable evidence alongside the technical stack.

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@MohitDev45 Your Go and TypeScript positioning is solid. Put your strongest system metric near the top of your CV, such as throughput, latency or reliability improvement. That immediately separates you from applicants listing technologies without impact.

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@irshit0 Your interests are clear, but the application will become stronger with scale metrics. Mention requests handled, latency reduced, infrastructure costs saved or users supported. Backend recruiters respond well to concrete engineering impact.

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@BishalA79194801 Your positioning is already stronger than a generic “Flutter developer” profile. Add links to two production apps and mention measurable results such as users, performance improvements or features shipped. Evidence makes the claim memorable.

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@mramelan_ Your esports production background is a strong differentiator. Translate it into numbers wherever possible: audience size, campaigns delivered, turnaround time or engagement growth. Those results will strengthen both your CV and applications.

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@RichardAra3902 That is a strong technology stack. Consider pinning a short thread featuring three products you shipped, the problem each solved and one measurable result. It gives recruiters proof beyond the list of technologies.

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@SharmaThing @X Your technical direction is clear. You could strengthen this by naming two target job titles and adding one measurable achievement from a full-stack project. Specific positioning helps recruiters understand where you fit immediately.

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@TheMersh__ You already have valuable experience for someone still in high school. Keep your CV to one page and lead with completed projects, technologies used and measurable outcomes. Recruiters should see what you can build within seconds.

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@CaptainNla @techinyoruba Congratulations on completing the WordPress training with an excellent result. Add two or three live projects to your portfolio and explain what problem each website solves. That evidence can make your internship applications much stronger.

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@kimviet331117 Four years without interviews is exhausting. Before sending more applications, check whether your CV mirrors the skills and keywords in each job description. A smaller number of well-targeted applications usually performs better than mass applying.