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Hi everyone! 👋 As we build this community of remote developers, I am curious to know what tools you rely on to stay productive while working from different locations. Whether you are working from a home office, a co-working space, or a beach cafe in Bali, we all have those few items we can't live without. Share your setup below! - Hardware: (e.g., Noise-canceling headphones, portable monitor, mechanical keyboard?) - Software: (e.g., Notion for async notes, specific VPNs, time-zone converters?) - The "One Thing": What is the one item you would panic if you forgot to pack? Looking forward to seeing your setups!
I have 6 years of experience working with Java, Spring Boot, and Microservices, mostly in FinTech. I thought my experience was solid, but I've applied to over 40 roles in the last month and haven't received a single interview request. I suspect my resume isn't passing the ATS scans. I listed my daily responsibilities (e.g., 'Wrote REST APIs') instead of specific achievements. Is that the issue? Or is the market just that bad right now? Any feedback on how to make my 'Work Experience' section punchier would be appreciated. I feel like I'm invisible.