[#CNC2022 "Get a Job" Cohort 1] Share your updated professional profiles with us!

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This thread is for participants in Cohort 1 of #CNC2022's "Get a Job" Challenge.

Mission 2 pt. I Discussion Thread

After you've completed the reading and exercises in your Mission 2 pt. I email (to be sent on Tuesday, February 8)...

**1. Post some links to your updated social profiles. This can include LinkedIn, Twitter, DEV, CodeNewbie Community, or all of the above!

Once you're done, scan through the comments and find 1-2 other people to leave feedback for. Tell them if you notice any misspellings, areas that could use more detail, or if anything reads in a confusing way. Remember to keep your feedback kind and constructive!

Congrats on challenging yourself to Get a Job! If you have any questions about the challenge overall, head to the Get a Job Help Thread. For any technical questions throughout the challenge (or in general) write a #help post on CodeNewbie Community or DEV and share with the community!

Top comments (11)

Geraldine • Feb 10 '22

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/geraldiner/
GitHub: github.com/geraldiner/
Twitter: twitter.com/geraldinedesu/

Snehal Parate • Feb 15 '22

Great job on the profiles! Also I liked your personal profile's UI.

Geraldine • Feb 15 '22

Thanks Snehal! It's actually a template from html5up.net/ 🤭 I got some feedback that the old design wasn't working, and to use a template instead to save time/effort in trying to do it myself.

Timothy Taylor • Feb 11 '22

Love the vibe of all your stuff; super inspirational. Also enjoyed KK Radio! It's wild there is an ACNH api for that kind of thing.

Geraldine • Feb 12 '22

Thank you for your kind words! It is wild to see APIs like those. And any manner of APIs. It actually inspired me to make that Minute to Win It API on my portfolio now.

Timothy Taylor • Feb 11 '22 • Edited

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/timothy-g-taylor
GitHub: github.com/timothy-taylor
Dev: dev.to/timothytaylor
Blog: bvwtgt.xyz

edit: coded up a new blog/portfolio site this week using a tech stack I've been wanting to try (React + Rails API) in the name of trying to start blogging. Added that to the list.