Livestream: Hiring Junior React Engineers
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Hi folks! Here's another online BrisJS broadcast using zoom and youtube! It's been a really quiet month again for volunteers so i have to extend a huge thanks to our single speaker for this month! Find out more about the talk below...
š¹ Youtube Livestream of the Virtual Event:
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ā Questions/voting and feedback will be gathered using Slido for Q&A:
https://app.sli.do/event/mf19jolv
I'd be ever so grateful for this wonderful community of ours to get their thinking caps on now and contribute a talk of any length for any of the upcoming meetup monthly events. Your talk volunteering keeps BrisJS alive!
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Hiring Junior React Engineers - Andrei Hawke - 25m
[Head of System Engineering at Search365] (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrei-hawke-b9140a14/)
As we all know, that very first job can be the hardest to secure! As it would happen though, Andrei would like to talk a little about how the experience of hiring junior engineers has been at their organisation, and can provide some insightful hints surrounding the common challenges:
Starting with why their organisation chooses juniors, some tips around the hiring process, and some tips that Andrei feels would help those looking for a career in development. Join us for a primer on getting primed for your future role!
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š Our zoom pro account is sponsored by PCCW Global.
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