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Ryan Orban

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  1. InterviewThis: Developer Questions for Prospective Employers

    InterviewThis is an open-source list of questions for developers to ask prospective employers — covering engineering culture, team dynamics, technical practices, and company health. Reverses the usual interview direction: candidates evaluating companies.

  2. Resoume: AI Resume Assistant

    Resoume's AI resume assistant — an early AI-assisted resume writing and optimization tool from 2022. Part of the first wave of consumer AI tools for job searching before ChatGPT made AI writing assistance mainstream.

  3. ResyMatch: Resume Scanner and Optimizer

    ResyMatch scans your resume against a job description and scores it against what ATS systems look for — keyword matching, formatting issues, and language alignment. Helps optimize resumes before submission.

  4. interviewing.io: Anonymous Technical Mock Interviews

    interviewing.io provides anonymous technical mock interviews with engineers from top companies — practice with real interviewers under realistic conditions, with feedback, before your actual loop.

  5. What I Learned from Doing 60+ Technical Interviews in 30 Days

    Emmanuel Okafor's post-mortem on doing 60+ technical interviews in 30 days — 13 lessons grouped into pre-interview, during-interview, and post-interview phases. One of the most data-rich personal accounts of systematic technical interview practice.

  6. Build a Career in Data Science (Manning)

    Manning's 'Build a Career in Data Science' book — covers getting a data science job, excelling in the role, and navigating data science careers from both technical and non-technical angles. One of the few books focused on the career side rather than the technical side.

  7. Warning Signs: Is It Time To Leave Your Startup?

    A guide to recognizing when it's time to leave your startup — distinguishing genuine warning signs (runway problems, founder trust breakdown, equity dilution) from normal startup discomfort. The hardest part is separating the signal from the noise when you're emotionally invested.

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