[LRUG] Chat Digest, Vol 117, Issue 1

[Evan John Michael Gillogley]

Try unicornhunt or workinstartups. Most startups are adopting the latest practices and it's a great way to get a part-time job (startups are more flexible). I'm also in your position, free 3 days a week, junior Rails & Node.js dev looking for work. 

Good luck with the search. 

Best, 
Evan Gillogley
evanjmg.com


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>   1. Looking for a good environment where I can improve myself
>      (Erdem Gezer)
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> Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2015 10:09:42 +0100
> From: Erdem Gezer <erdemgezer at gmail.com>
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> Subject: [LRUG] Looking for a good environment where I can improve
>    myself
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> Hi LRUG,
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> I am a software engineer with experience on web and iOS development.
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> Despite of my age I couldn?t find a chance to work in a good software development team to apply the ?best practices for software development? such as continuous integration/deployment, branching/tagging, code review, user scenarios, etc.
> I have applied TDD, BDD and continuous integration(codeship) by myself but I know it?s not the same as doing it within a team.
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> I used to work with an small and old-fashioned team for a very long time and not satisfied with their way of development so far. Finally I decided to quit and looking for better places to work where I can improve my skills and knowledge.
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> Until January, I?ll work part-time (2 days a week) on my current job and then quit.
> So I have 3 days a week to commit for a suitable job.
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> I am currently looking for internship, graduate or junior ruby developer positions in London.
> I am afraid of applying for a ?senior ruby developer position? (which is my current title) because of my lacking knowledge about the development practices.
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> I would really appreciate if someone in the group could help or introduce me to a company where I can grow.
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> All the best,
> Erdem
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