Topics:

Putting yourself in the shoes of the person reviewing your application
Crafting a high quality application tailored to a specific position
Standing out in a more traditional hiring process by doing something a little extra
Showcasing very specific examples of your work instead of asking the person reviewing your application to go hunting for it
Having good questions for the person interviewing you
Sharing your ideas and what you think the company should be focused on
Creating a job for yourself that doesn’t even exist
Proving that you can take ownership of projects and ship them by yourself
Showing off skills you have that aren’t directly related to the job

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