Author
Christina Truong
Released
3/5/2021
A career in web development lets you work from home in a field that's challenging, productive, and often lucrative. Instructor Christina Truong provides the foundational knowledge you need to get started in the field and find your way to a new career as an in-house or freelance web developer. First, Christina explains different types of web developer jobs and the skills associated with each role. She then shows you how to craft a personal profile online, maximize your job search, and write a resume that highlights the skills you’ve accumulated so far. Christina steps through the process of creating customized cover letters, preparing for interviews, and negotiating job offers. Christina also shows freelancers how to choose a business structure, maximize the search for clients and projects, and calculate rates for projects. Christina concludes by highlighting several things to consider when creating a contract.
Skill Level Beginner
57m 20s
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Preparing for Your First Job
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Types of developer jobs1m 28s
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What skills do I need?3m 1s
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Creating a personal website1m 53s
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Creating a personal bio1m 34s
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2. Job Searching, Resumes, and Cover Letters
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How do I find jobs?2m 21s
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How to write a resume3m 30s
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How to format a resume1m 39s
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Crafting a cover letter1m 34s
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The interview process2m 20s
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Prepare for an interview1m 50s
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Common interview questions2m 48s
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Review a job offer1m 53s
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Negotiating a job offer1m 34s
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3. Freelancing: Getting Started
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Finding clients and projects2m 58s
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Scoping a project2m 9s
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What to include in a project3m 24s
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Working with contracts3m 41s
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Conclusion
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Next steps40s
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