Side project I made after leaving a large company; a free statistics package that bridges the gap between Excel and actual coding (R, Python). In the corporate world we used Minitab or a similar package with an expensive enterprise license.
Once I moved to a smaller one and was doing analytics on the side, I didn't have the budget for such things so.... I made my own version...
Never really had the time to build out a full set of features or promote it. We probably could have grabbed a piece of low-rent district for analytics software.
Empirically, I'm getting about the same results from my 1 page and my 2 page CV, based on call back rates, funnel progression, and interviewer comments. Go ahead and use two pages if the incremental content is relevant to your overall pitch.
(In my case the extra material is relevant... I've run pricing at five companies, which is usually a massively cross-functional job. Unlike my typical competitor, I've also mastered most of the supporting technical, accounting, and commercial disciplines... which makes me a one stop shop for serious pricing problems.)
My recruiter invites have been dropping at a exponential rate once I passed age 45. LinkedIn is apparently a fairly efficient platform for age discrimination.
Most paintings don't have (much) value. Behold my latest work, the brown ring of quality... do I hear... 5 cents?
A few paintings have value, primarily due to the fame of the artist or the history of the piece (It hung <place>). Supply is frequently capped by the fact the artist is dead...
Simple English Translation: We cannot trust any publicly posted claims about product performance, since they have effectively been cherry-picked by the marketing / legal team.
Bad claims can be take down, thus the only remaining claims are good ones.
Cool - can anyone provide a quick list of alternatives?
Side project I made after leaving a large company; a free statistics package that bridges the gap between Excel and actual coding (R, Python). In the corporate world we used Minitab or a similar package with an expensive enterprise license.
Once I moved to a smaller one and was doing analytics on the side, I didn't have the budget for such things so.... I made my own version...
Never really had the time to build out a full set of features or promote it. We probably could have grabbed a piece of low-rent district for analytics software.