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Your resume should not read like a job description.
A strong resume tells the reader:
What you owned.
What changed because of your work.
What tools/systems/teams you worked with.
Why the next company should trust you with a bigger problem.
That is the difference between “responsible for recruiting” and “reduced time-to-hire from 75 to 44 days while maintaining 80% offer acceptance.”
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Claude Code + MCPs have changed how I approach design system work. Currently deep in a Storybook documentation overhaul for a Finnish healthcare client. What used to take days is starting to feel like an afternoon job.
Storybook docs going from days to an afternoon is wild — quietly rewriting how design systems get maintained 👀
I’m still moving forward with new improvements in Job Board Hub 🚀
This time, I added a new Resources section, designed as a space for practical guides and useful content for people looking for remote opportunities.
The idea is for it to be more than just a platform to find jobs. I also want it to be a place where people who are just getting started in the job market can find practical guidance on topics like:
• How to improve your profile for remote jobs
• How to prepare for remote interviews
• How to build a portfolio that stands out
• How to write better job applications
• How to better understand remote work and its dynamics
I think this section can be especially useful because, many times, when someone starts looking for a job, they don’t really know where to begin. Having opportunities available is important, but so is understanding how to present yourself, how to prepare, and how to increase your chances of moving forward in a hiring process.
Job Board Hub keeps taking shape step by step, with new features and improvements as I prepare the application to go public.
There’s still work ahead, but every new update brings it closer to becoming a complete and useful product for real users.
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