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Chris Giordano, director of learning design and development at General Assembly, says that many job seekers are using digital twins—virtual representations of themselves in a generative AI platform—to train through interview questions, simulating a job interview. “Creating a digital twin means providing the AI enough information about you that you feel comfortable with what the output is,” he says. This typically includes uploading a current version of your resume and, if available, sharing links to your online portfolio or GitHub repositories. “All these sources of information are important for the technology to know about you,” Giordano adds. Interested in creating a digital twin for your job search? Read the full article—link in comments ⬇️ #DiceCareerAdvice #DigitalTwins #JobSeekerTips

You’ve updated your resume. You’ve written a dozen versions of the “perfect” cover letter. You’ve applied to what feels like hundreds of jobs. And still—silence. Here’s the truth: landing your next role takes more than persistence. It takes a smarter, more personalized strategy. And we’ve broken it down step by step. ▫️ Start by auditing your approach Ask yourself: Am I using generic job boards? Sending the same resume every time? Skipping the cover letter? Just going through the motions? Small changes here can make a big difference. ▫️ Rebuild your resume with purpose Generic won’t cut it. Hyper-target each application, quantify your achievements, show the business impact of your work, and make sure your formatting is ATS-friendly. ▫️ Write cover letters that actually matter Use them to show why you want this job at this company. Connect the dots between your experience and their goals—and do it in under four paragraphs. ▫️ Go beyond job boards The hidden job market is real. Start networking. Reactivate your LinkedIn presence. Attend events. Join communities. Build real connections—and watch new opportunities emerge. ▫️ Sharpen your interview game Use the STAR method. Tell a compelling story. Be prepared for behavioral and technical interviews—and always ask smart questions at the end. ▫️ Be open to freelancing, consulting, or contract work These paths can lead to full-time roles, build your reputation, and grow your network—while giving you income and experience right now. ▫️ Take care of yourself Time-box your job search. Track small wins. Connect with others going through the same thing. Burnout helps no one—you included. Bottom line: If your job search isn’t working, you’re not the problem. Your strategy just needs a tune-up. #DiceCareerAdvice #JobSearchTips #ResumeHelp #JobSearchStrategy #ResumeWriting

“It really does satisfy a lot of my curiosity.” If you're looking for a career that blends problem-solving, collaboration, and continuous learning—Scrum Master might be the role you're looking for. Grace Latham, Senior Scrum Master at DHI Group, Inc., shares why she made the move into Agile and what keeps her inspired every day. From guiding different teams to applying Agile across products, it’s a role that’s constantly evolving and full of new challenges. If you’re ready for a tech career that keeps you learning, watch this clip. #DiceHamsterWheel #CareerChange #ScrumMasterJobs #AgileCareers

“You need experience to get experience.” Sound familiar? For new computer science grads, the job market can feel like a maze. But here’s the truth: your resume, cover letter, GitHub, and portfolio are your experience. Learn how to make every project, line of code, and bullet point count—and get noticed by hiring managers. Read the full guide on how to craft a standout job application package—link in comments ⬇️ #DiceCareerAdvice #EntryLevelTech #ComputerScienceGrads #ResumeBuilding #EntryLevelJobs

Whether the recent cutbacks have you anticipating a career switch or you’ve already accepted a severance package, transitioning from the federal government to the private sector requires rethinking your professional identity—starting with your resume. #DiceCareerAdvice #GovernmentToPrivateSector #CareerTransition #GovJobs

In this comprehensive guide, you'll find expert-backed project manager resume templates, detailed examples, and actionable writing tips designed to help you create a resume that not only stands out from the competition—but also effectively communicates your value to potential employers. #DiceCareerAdvice #ProjectManager #ResumeTips #ProjectManagement

Hiring enough security workers remains a daunting task due to burnout and other factors, and many organizations are now looking to AI to fill in crucial gaps.  #DiceCareerAdvice #Cybersecurity #AIInSecurity

Mentorship, inclusion, and equity in tech aren’t just buzzwords—they’re business imperatives. In episode 57 of Dice's Tech Connects podcast, Anna Murray and Pam N. break down ISACA’s latest report on gender and age in the tech workplace. From why mentorship is critical to how we can stop churn and foster inclusive teams—this conversation has something for everyone. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g5SN_B4n Listen to episode 57: https://lnkd.in/dpSM7mub #TechConnects #WomenInTech #MentorshipMatters

"Just pick something and go for it." That’s what IT Systems Support Specialist Samuel Swegart wishes he’d told himself five years ago when starting his tech career. With so many paths—Python, bootcamps, certs—it’s easy to get overwhelmed. His advice? Don’t overthink—just start. What would you tell your 5-years-younger self? Let us know in the comments ⬇️ #DiceHamsterWheel #BreakIntoTech #CareerAdvice #TechBeginners Paul Farnsworth Dice

Fake candidates are flooding IT job applications. From AI-generated résumés to deepfake interviews, real tech professionals are getting lost in the noise. Cliff Jurkiewicz of Phenom shares how one fraudster gamed the system for months. Read how to stand out in a world of fakes: https://lnkd.in/g6nzHd-v #DiceCareerAdvice #TechHiring #JobSearchTips #AIinRecruiting