CV:

1. describe what metrics you have grown. I.e. "we didn't turn requirements into code" but "we/I wrote/and fail-safe code that implemented customer requirements" or even cooler helped raise metrics/optimize processes, etc." Cover letter:
2. describe what the company will gain by hiring me. | | Linda | Senior frontend developer — Startup (7) | Make sure that applicants clearly understand your involvement in previous projects. TS would be good to have for a Junior and essential for all the above.

CV:

1. Specify the framework of focus (React) otherwise it looks like "he who reads and he who reaps and he who plays the fool". | | Gregory | Senior frontend developer — Startup (7) | Be more attentive to the final version of the test assignment:
2. The application is not deployed according to the scripts from http://readme.me/.
3. Check code for "red zones" after - fix eslint.
4. Docker should be on the backend if there is a backend.
5. Remove unused libraries.
6. Add a wrapper for a component if it is placed inside another.
7. Key in list constants.
8. Define where calculations are performed more carefully (no need to change data directly in a component if it's not used anywhere else - it would be more logical to handle when received).
9. The unit tests are too simple.
10. Configure the Spell checker in the IDE.
11. Is BEM a red flag? (survey of web standards shows no).
12. Do not send in a fucked up state. | | Andri | Senior frontend developer — freelance (6) | There is still a lot to learn, but you can already go to work. It would be good to know how to work with Docker, TS, three-layer architecture | | Zalando | (10) | Desicion: too junior.

Pros:

1. Soft skills
2. Mindset

Cons:

1. Do not use DOM when you can use Refs
2. Knowledge limited by courses
3. REST description
4. Design from scratch
5. Design systems

Allowed to apply after 6 months | | Xapix | Financial startup (8) | Desicion: too junior

very specific with his frontend knowledge, and didn't show much interest or enthusiasm to learn new skills | | Vadim | Senior frontend developer (7) | In general, LGTM

1. I would remove the details about Practicum and Russian Google in the letter, it would be better to explain in general words that you have been studying hard for the last two years
2. Technologies and names are written in different ways, it would be better to combine them: Node.js, React.js, Express, JavaScript, and so on. And HTML5 and CSS3 are not serious, just HTML and CSS |