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Lessons learned today:As a Software engineer, learning how to introduce yourself and communicating what you do clearly can make a lot of difference in your career.
If you ever need to talk about yourself via DM or email, here are 4 tips I discovered:
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Talk about your successShare your experience or background, and what you've achieved recently that you're proud of. Add links or references to back up your claim
"I have been developing..."
"My background is ..."
"I specialize in..."
These are good ways to start.
Talk about your strengthsEven though you might have experience with a lot of tools or technologies, it's important to point out areas you really excel at
"My strength is..."
"Over the years, I realized that my real strength is..."
These are good ways to start.
Tie it all togetherMeaning, how does your experience and strengths apply to the other person or the company you're applying to
"What I'm looking for is..."
"I believe I can add value to your company by..."
"I'm looking to achieve...."
Ask a questionWhoever asks a question controls the conversation. Always end with these kinds of questions:
"Am I the kind of person you're looking for?"
"Is this what company X is looking for?"
Let the other person "say" you're the right fit, not you.
