u/JigMaJox

Question from a newbie

Hey just started the game a day ago and am slowly learning.

Having a problem dealing with one of the early missions, am supposed to be getting some quartz near one of the settlements and hunting a pack of creatures.

Problem is am not too sure how to do any of it....

I moved the sub super close to the quartz as the captain, set the autopilot to maintain position.

ordered a crewmate on the forward coil gun...

Switched to another crew mate and swam out of the sub with a suit and a plasma cutter....

i cant seem to find the quartz.... i switch back to the captain to see where the deposit was relative to the sub.... except the sub is on its way back to the last settlement leaving behind the poor bastard in the suit.

Try to navigate back.... start taking damage from these creatures shooting spines through the sub...

not hearing a lot of shooting happeneing from our side, switched to the guy controlling the guns and i kill a couple of the things attacking us, back to the captain and find out the sub is once again in auto pilot moving back to the settlement while the stranded crewmate probably wondering where hell the sub went.

how am I supposed to be playing this ? :S

what am i doing wrong ?

why does the autopilot just start moving away the second am controlling someone else?

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u/JigMaJox — 4 days ago

[ 10 yoe, Unemployed, Java developer, London ]

Hello

I have rewritten my CV into a much neater 2 page version to reflect my 10 YOE from my old bloated one.

Am not getting much in the way of call backs lately for roles which I think would really match my CV (very same tech stack and skills as my previous role). Am wondering if there is something still a bit off about my CV, can you advise ?

I have changed from 4 pages of bloat to 2 pages in a single column cv with my professional summary in one paragraph up top saying what industry and tech i worked with. Followed by my work experience and ending in my personal projects ( the java ones up top) and education.

https://preview.redd.it/6eij5kwasb1h1.png?width=2524&format=png&auto=webp&s=3b4f61bc9de5531a2139a88017968b29c6c3854a

There is one problem with my cv that i cannot seem to fix, its the lack of quantitative impact, eg i increased revenue by x% or whatever.

Am not entirely sure how to fix that, my previous role was about bug fixing / adding new features across a suite of software the company sells, am not too sure how to get some quantitative stuff to write about there. I was just assigned a ticket from our board and did my job writing code to patch bugs or add new functionality while keeping to our coding standards and made sure it got through testing with no new issues.

thats literally it...

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u/JigMaJox — 6 days ago
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Hey everyone, I would be grateful if I could get some feedback on my current CV.

Its been a hard few months since I was made redundant and had to back on the job market. I previously worked for the same company for the last 10 years but it got renamed 3 times from being sold to new owners hence i wrote formerly...

Since being made redundant, I have created 3 personal projects as a learning exercise / practice to sharpen me up while I jobhunt. I have added them on my CV as Independent dev work since I suppose it shows that I havent been idle and been working on myself while out of work.

But am starting to get worried due to the few responses if my CV doesnt need some shaping up.

I have looked at the sample resumes from the Ivy leagues and considered rewring my CV using their format but am not sure if that would be the best move since I have quite a bit of stuff to put in there from my experience and personal projects, are those templates more aimed at fresh graduates?

u/JigMaJox — 22 days ago