Career
There are many unknown unknowns in a career.
As someone said, we can just trace the dots backwards.
For the ones that would like to share their experience, creating and publishing an ebook is quite simple.
Organizational Tools
You might need to do proper note taking for your KB.
Stay in touch and communicate with your colleagues.
For PMs in need of a who does what, there are several tools for them.
And Im not just talking about Jira/ADO.
Remember that ppts can be done via code, like so.
And also those pdf reports or the
For the db alergic ones, see:
CV Tools
I have been using a lot of CV templates.
From word, to pptx and later I explored canva, which resulting pdf had some parsing issues for some organizations.
Then, I switched gears to cv as a code approach: with OSS CV builders and with Latex via overleaf
- YAMLResume
- Reactive Resume
- Open Resume, which I forked here with CI/CD powered Container
- Cool Latex CV Templates for Overleaf
And as some point I saw clear the setup: scrap offer + customize the cv code with LLMs as per your experience context, aka historieta:
- YAML Resume
Control a yaml like: https://github.com/yamlresume/yamlresume/blob/main/packages/cli/resources/resume.yml
Get a PDF to apply to the offer you want before some AI agent take it.
Render content using LaTeX templates. I liked: https://yamlresume.dev/docs/layout/templates/moderncv-classic
Generate PDFs via XeTeX or Tectonic compilation engines
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