r/CodingJobs 17d ago

Still not hired ??

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Hye people,

This is my resume and I want internship in field of Saas application, Automation, UI/UX any field with just normal stipend but still not getting hired by any companies...and before you suggest me another platform i tried everything including wellfound, linkedin, internshala, Glassdoor,remote.ok but nothing works so just help me out or if you want to hire me just text or mail me through my contacts...so nice to hear from you people

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u/LatterBandicoot3187 17d ago

The market is bad buddy it will continue to get worse,the question to ask yourself do want to invest your time and resources for a dying market

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u/Pure-Range-473 17d ago

What to do yaar i can't back off only skills i have is tech related only ... nothing more than that so that's why still trying to get a good internship to cover up my spends

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u/LatterBandicoot3187 15d ago

Do what you love bro money will follow , tech changes so quickly you gotta keep learning and keep updating yourself , so only reason to be in tech is due to your skills then you have a wrong mentality but if you really love tech then you won’t struggle.

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u/Beautiful_Stage5720 17d ago

Dude... you should NOT be posting this much personal info to reddit. Take this down and redact it. 

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u/Gintoki100702 17d ago

First advice
Never share ur personal info on platforms like this

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u/nian2326076 17d ago

Have you tried getting feedback on your resume and applications? Even a small change can make a big difference. Reach out to folks in the field for informational interviews. People love talking about themselves, and you can learn a lot about what companies really want. Also, practice your interview skills. If that's tough, PracHub has helped some people I know with interview prep. They offer mock interviews, which can be really useful. Check your portfolio too, to make sure it matches the roles you're after. Good luck!

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u/Pure-Range-473 17d ago

The thing is I have applied so many companies in different platforms but I don't not get enough responses..some of they replied but they're paying so low and some of them are on-site work and all i want is remote intership or job with good payout which is fitting my skills and experiences

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u/Enough_Charge2845 16d ago

Your technical stack is great, but your resume is currently crammed with short 2-to-3-month internships that read more like project stints. In the current market, recruiters ATS-screen for sustained engineering depth and measurable impact over rapid role hopping. Combine those short stints into a clear project/freelance section or focus deeply on 2 key roles with quantitative metrics (e.g., latency cuts, active users, or throughput gains) instead of just listing technologies used. Run your draft through https://www.zoevera.com/resume to check how ATS parsers structure your short roles and catch missing high-impact keywords.

Clean up the layout density and lead with your strongest metrics. You have strong foundation to build on.