Southworth

Hi all,

I’m finding myself at the crossroads of my life, I never really had a plan in life, but somehow stumbled into computers, then programming, then somehow managed to exit a business. I spent a few years “giving back” to the startup communities in the UK, NO & NL then a few years doing Government advisory work.

I’m now finding myself with a CV that makes for interesting reading but is clearly utterly insane for anyone trying to understand “what do you do?”.

I feel like I’ve spent so long solving any and all problems that I have to, that I really don’t know what it is people would pay me for.

Have any of you found yourself in this situation, and have you any tips for me to help me get back in to the world of work?

I don’t need much money, I want to get in to more climate/ethical work, but would take anything to have any structure and to not to be constantly dipping in the savings.

Thank you in advance! Also, HN, remains one of the last happy places of the internet.

I’m UK based, so no longer eligible for EU work as easily, I could potentially relocate, but location matters less than the work I’d be doing.

TIA.

Hi all, Southworth here, co-founder of www.unicornhunt.io & we've been thinking about how to improve the job candidate application process, and we thought we'd ask you lovely people.

What one thing would dramatically improve the job application process from your perspective?

Thanks in advance.

Benjamin