Polishing application English and lining up portfolio proof-of-work
A short, focused day on the career repo: tightening the English in job-application answers and picking the portfolio links that best prove hands-on experience.
A light day, all of it in the career repo.
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Worked on the wording for job-application answers, mostly fixing my English so it reads clean and direct. Reworked short notes about pair programming (used for onboarding, guidance, and unblocking issues) and about test-driven development (not always before, but AI makes writing tests much faster now). Also cleaned up a couple of role-title lines.
Then I lined up the portfolio links that best prove the work: a production ticketing system with a live demo, an English intro video showing hands-on practice, and an older portfolio that traces years of building with JavaScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, React, TypeScript, and Next.js. The goal was to make the proof-of-work easy to scan, not to write more about it.
Some days the win is just saying the same thing in fewer, clearer words.