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Once software developers get over a certain age, they've been there, done that, and brought the t-shirt. If you remember things like dot matrix printers or CASE (Computer Aided Software Engineering) you probably fall into the category of older developers and may have been told you are “too old” for software developer positions.
Solution overview Current recruitment that relies on CVs is often driven by stereotypes and doesn’t offer equal opportunities for employment. PitchMe creates a unique talent marketplace in the recruitment landscape. It empowers candidates to demonstrate their knowledge and abilities allowing anyone with relevant skillset to apply for a position regardless of their age, gender, formal... Continue Reading →
Are you looking to change careers, or searching for a UX design job? Read Darya’s story of how PitchMe helped her transition from journalist to designer.
Formal education systems are not providing graduates with the skills needed to make them desirable to employers. Learn how the variety of online courses available can improve candidates appeal to hiring managers.
Here are some steps you can take to help you land that senior tech job you’ve been wanting to progress into.
If you really want to launch your startup with a strong foundation, picking the right location is vital. Find out why we chose London over New York as the home for our startup.
Looking forward your summer holidays? Going to Mallorca or Ibiza, or maybe sailing in the Mediterranean? Holidays are always about recharging energy, reflecting or maybe reading a book you never had time to read. Your vacation this year can change your life and here is how: dedicate few hours a week to learn something new... Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that companies, especially startups, are getting increasingly more creative with their job titles. They believe that unique, funny and ridiculous job titles will attract like-minded people, therefore making a "we think different" message clear from the first sight. 1. Paranoid In Chief Company: Yahoo Description: Let’s be honest — Paranoid in chief sounds much more intriguing... Continue Reading →
On the 6th of June, London was the host to an exciting startup-focused conference Startup Grind. Over 3,000 startups, investors and innovators have attended the event and spent the day networking, discussing the future of startups and taking part in other inspiring activities. 100 promising startups were chosen to exhibit as part of their Startup... Continue Reading →
