Hi guys! I’m really new to this and I don’t remember the last time I posted something on reddit but I am in desperate need to find a medical assisting job or maybe even just an office job. I am a student and between loans, my car, my phone, and living expenses my fast food job is not cutting it. I am a Certified Medical Assistant(CMA) as of April but no one is willing to hire if you do not have any experience. I’m not too sure how to go about this. Thank you guys for any help, I appreciate everything!

Keyword frequencies taken from https://www.zoevera.com/resume/software-engineer-job-description-keywords

Most software engineer keyword lists are assembled from experience or guesswork. This one is a count: every open posting from 72 companies' public Greenhouse job boards, filtered to the 1,360 whose title contains "software engineer", then checked for how many mention each of 45 terms at least once.

The percentage beside each term is the share of those 1,360 postings that mention it.

PRACTICES AND WAYS OF WORKING

Scalability 52.9% - Mentoring 47.4% - Distributed systems 47% - System design / architecture 46.7% - Cross-functional 31% - Code review 27.2% - On-call 20.7% - CI/CD 19.5% - Agile / Scrum 9.3% - Unit / automated testing 6.5%

This is the result I did not expect. The four most common terms in the whole study are not technologies. Scalability, mentoring, distributed systems and system design all appear in more postings than Python does. Nearly half of these postings mention mentoring, and almost no engineer resume I have seen makes a claim about it.

Agile and Scrum at 9.3% is the other surprise, given how much resume advice insists on them.

LANGUAGES

Python 44.8% - Java 35.4% - Go 31.1% - TypeScript 19.8% - C++ 17.4% - SQL 17.3% - JavaScript 13.2% - Kotlin 12% - Rust 9.9% - Scala 8.6% - Ruby 8.5% - C# 5.3% - Swift 2.3%

TypeScript at 19.8% against JavaScript at 13.2% is a real ordering, not noise. The gap is wider than both margins of error combined.

CLOUD AND INFRASTRUCTURE

AWS 41.3% - Kubernetes 30.9% - GCP 19.3% - Azure 17.6% - Terraform 13.2% - Docker 12.6% - Microservices 7.1% - Linux 4.8%

AWS appears in more than twice as many postings as GCP and Azure individually. Kubernetes at 30.9% outranks every language except Python, Java and Go.

FRONTEND AND APIs

React 21.1% - REST / RESTful 9.6% - GraphQL 6% - Node.js 5.5% - Vue 3.2% - Angular 2.9%

Frontend framework lists usually present React, Vue and Angular as three comparable options. In this corpus React appears in roughly seven times as many postings as Vue and Angular combined.

DATA STORES AND PIPELINES

PostgreSQL 14.3% - Kafka 13.1% - MySQL 11.3% - Spark 9.8% - MongoDB 7.4% - Redis 7.4% - Elasticsearch 6.4% - Snowflake 5.6%

WHAT THIS SAMPLE IS NOT

These are 72 technology companies hiring through Greenhouse. Agencies, consultancies, banks, defense contractors and the public sector are absent, and their vocabulary is different - COBOL, .NET, SAP, clearance requirements and named compliance regimes barely register here and may dominate elsewhere.

The title filter is "software engineer" only. Postings titled backend engineer, frontend engineer, full stack developer, SRE or platform engineer were not counted, so this describes the generalist title rather than the whole profession.

Absence in this list is not evidence of absence in the market. Only 45 terms were counted. Next.js, Svelte, Django, Spring Boot, gRPC, Jest, Playwright, Datadog, OpenTelemetry and OAuth were never checked, so nothing here says anything about them either way.

It is a snapshot of open roles on one date rather than a trend, and the corpus is US-skewed.

One thing this sample size does buy: at n=1,360 the margins of error are roughly plus or minus 2 to 3 points, so most of the ordering above is real. Gaps under about 5 points are still worth treating as ties - React at 21.1% and TypeScript at 19.8% is not a meaningful difference.

METHOD

Greenhouse's public job board API, the endpoint companies expose so their listings can be embedded on their own sites. No scraping. Counts are document frequency: a posting saying "Python" nine times counts once. Deduped on company, title and content length, because one role posted to five offices returns five near-identical records. Median posting length is 896 words.

Ambiguous words are matched case-sensitively with exclusions, which matters more here than you would think. A bare word-boundary match on "Go" also catches "go to market" and "go above and beyond", which inflated Go by about two points before it was fixed. React, Spark, Swift and Rust all have the same problem.

Full table with all 45 terms and confidence intervals:

https://www.zoevera.com/resume/software-engineer-job-description-keywords

The wider keyword list this was checked against, organized by language, framework and platform:

https://www.zoevera.com/resume/ats-resume-tips-software-engineer

Happy to run the numbers on any terms missing from the list if people name them in the comments.

Keyword frequencies taken from https://www.zoevera.com/resume/cybersecurity-job-description-keywords

Most cybersecurity resume keyword lists are assembled from experience or guesswork. This one is a count: every open posting from 51 companies' public Greenhouse job boards, filtered to the 212 whose title names a security role - security engineer, appsec, product security, detection, incident response, red team, threat intel - then checked for how many mention each of 41 terms at least once.

The percentage beside each term is the share of those 212 postings that mention it.

CERTIFICATIONS

CISSP 5.7% - OSCP 5.7% - CISM 2.8% - Security+ 2.4% - GIAC/SANS 2.4% - CEH 0.9% (2 postings out of 212)

ENGINEERING SKILLS

Python 53.3% - AWS 46.7% - GCP 34% - Go 30.7% - Kubernetes 23.1% - Azure 21.7% - Terraform 17% - Secure code review 12.3% - Linux 11.8%

Python appears in roughly nine times as many postings as CISSP.

DOMAINS & PRACTICES

Incident response 37.7% - Threat modeling 34.9% - IAM / identity 24.1% - Vulnerability management 19.8% - Penetration testing 19.3% - Detection engineering 19.3% - On-call 18.9% - Red team 11.3% - Zero trust 10.4%

TOOLS & PLATFORMS

SIEM (generic) 26.9% - EDR/XDR 19.3% - SAST/DAST 11.3% - Splunk 6.6% - Vulnerability scanners 4.2% - Burp Suite 2.4%

The generic term beats the branded one every time - "SIEM" 26.9% against "Splunk" 6.6%. Worth carrying both on a resume.

FRAMEWORKS & COMPLIANCE

MITRE ATT&CK 10.8% - SOC 2 10.8% - ISO 27001 9.4% - NIST 8.5% - FedRAMP 6.1% - GDPR 4.7% - PCI DSS 3.3% - HIPAA 0.9%

WHAT THIS SAMPLE IS NOT

These are 51 technology companies hiring through Greenhouse. Government, defence contractors and the firms serving them are absent - and that is exactly where certifications are frequently mandatory rather than optional, alongside clearance requirements that never appear in a commercial posting.

So the reading is narrow. For security roles at technology companies, the postings ask for code and cloud far more often than credentials. For public sector, defence, or a regulated industry, this data says nothing.

Other limits: n=212 gives margins of error of roughly plus or minus 5 to 7 points, so the ordering is meaningful and small gaps are not. Terms outside the 41-term list were not counted, so absence here is not evidence of absence. It is a snapshot of open roles on one date rather than a trend. And the corpus is US-skewed - UK clearance and DPA vocabulary is real and simply does not appear in it.

METHOD

Greenhouse's public job board API, the endpoint companies expose so their listings can be embedded on their own sites. No scraping. Counts are document frequency: a posting saying "Python" nine times counts once. Deduped on company, title and content length, because one role posted to five offices returns five near-identical records. Ambiguous words are matched case-sensitively - a bare match on "Go" also catches "go to market" and inflates it.

Full table with all 41 terms and confidence intervals:

https://www.zoevera.com/resume/cybersecurity-job-description-keywords

The wider keyword list this was checked against, organised by domain, tools, and frameworks:

https://www.zoevera.com/resume/ats-resume-tips-cybersecurity

Happy to run the numbers on any terms missing from the list if people name them in the comments.

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Looking for someone who is friendly, reliable, has great customer service skills, and is comfortable working in a lounge/nightlife environment. Bilingual is preferred, but not required. Hookah experience is a plus, but we’re open to the right person.
If interested, please DM me your résumé along with a little bit about yourself and your availability.
Part-time only, preferably on weekends and one weekend.

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Recently applied for an infection preventionist job at Orlando Health in Ocoee, FL. Does anyone know how long it would take to hear back? It says under review lol, but still, someone else I heard applied for the same position and never heard back, and it was left under review.

Hey yall! Please DM me if you are interested in pet sitting services or let anyone know who may be! I’m proud to be offering pet care drop in services! I’m 20 years old and I would love to take care of your furry (or non furry) friend!

I have experience with all types of animals! I have a cat myself and grew up with several dogs always around my house! I also do drop in house/farm sitting!
Types of animals I have experience with:
🐾 Cats
🐾 Dogs
🐾 Snakes/reptiles
🐾 Chickens
🐾 Horse care
🐾 Hamsters and other Rodents

I also am able to take care of animals with specialized needs such as medication application!

My rates start at 25 per drop in visit (40-45 minutes long) or 55 for half day services (3.5-4 hours) For dog walking services I start at 15 per visit. All prices listed are starting rates and can be negotiated in accordance to your household needs! I also do service trades so DM me separately if you’d like to talk trade or prices!

I worked in corrections for about 4 years before moving here. I’ve yet to find a decent paying job. I’m in the Clermont area but willing to travel some. I’ve tried applying to so many security jobs/hospital security with literally zero luck. Going back into corrections is my last resort just because things are pretty crazy in there drama wise.
Any and all help is welcome, thank you advance!

Hi guys! I’ve never posted on Reddit but I’m getting desperate. I recently moved to Orlando for school, and have been looking for a job for almost two months already. I have restaurant experience (server, hosting, expoing, food running) and barista/shift lead for 3ish years. I’ve been mainly looking for barista jobs but also applying to restaurants and it feels like nothing is working. I’m rarely hearing back after reaching out, and going on interviews where they hint that they want me then I never hear back. I’m wondering if anyone knows any cafes or a restaurant hiring. I have bills to pay and my financial aid is all messed up this year so I might have to pay out of pocket 🥲🥲🥲

Edit: I live in the winter park area but am willing to commute 20-30 mins

Hi all! I run an Amazon resale business and there is a particular beauty supplement I sell a lot of monthly. Unfortunately there’s a limit of how many I can have delivered to my business address so I’m looking for people who are willing to let me send it to their address in exchange for $30 per box. I can do 1-2 boxes a week depending on shipping timelines (so up to $300 a month almost for you!) You can view my post history/karma to see this is my real account and I’m not trying to ship anything crazy to you. I can also link you my Amazon store so you know it’s legitimate. Send me a PM if you’re interested! Cheers 😁

I got fired from my large chain coffee shop job a month ago and have been trying to find a job ever since. I am open to almost anything and have applied to so so many places. I have good references, write tailored cover letters, VERY good experience in leadership, etc.

I am a good worker and reliable. If there is any advice that can be given or leads, please lmk

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Hi guys! I’m an independent artist who just moved to Orlando from another part of Florida (Floridian through and through) and I’m looking to get into the Orlando music scene. I’m a pretty lowkey indie artist who focuses mainly on acoustic sets for ambiance.
Any advice on who I should give my card to and what businesses you all think would be interested.
I have a portfolio!
Thank you in advance!

Recently moved to Polk County from SC. Have had no luck finding anything and have been ghosted multiple times after interviews.

Have a few years experience in construction project management and estimating. Have several years experience in general construction, fence sales, landscaping sales, and commercial sales. Have some welding experience as well and 29 credits away from a degree in chemical engineering.

Looking for anything at this point.

NBCUniversal is hiring an HR Analyst based at the Universal Orlando offices. A bit more about what we're looking for:

• Bach Degree in business, HR, psychology, or similar field required.
• 1+ year of experience in data analysis.
• Strong proficiency in Excel is a must.
• Prior HR experience is a strong preference.

If this looks like it could be the next step in your career, apply using the link below. Our Recruiter are reviewing applications on a rolling basis!

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Recently moved to Orlando for familial reasons, figured as it's a tourist town I'd have no trouble finding a job in hospitality, but apparently I was sorely mistaken. I've always worked with small, independent businesses in big cities and have never had this much trouble finding something.

I have tons of experience in restaurants/bars, up to and including multiple years of management. But I'm finding the majority of postings are all for corporate giants on the big job sites like indeed, etc. and I have the feeling my resume isn't even getting to a human being. I've sent dozens of applications and aside from a few rejection e-mails, I have heard NOTHING.

It's been a long time since I've had to look for work, is it just different now? Is everything about gaming algorithms and wading through a pile of "SALES CLOSERS ONLY JUST COMMISSION" posts with freaking money emoji in the title? Are there still indie restaurants run by local people that enjoy actual human interaction and have some sense of community? Are there bars and restaurants that still have a soul?

I recently got fired from my job a few weeks ago. I worked as an administrative assistant for a real estate office. The reason I was fired was that my boss said, “You are not happy here, so I’m gonna have to let you go.” For context a few days before getting fired, she had told me that I’ve only been doing half my work and I haven’t been fully finishing what I have to do and she said that I have been trained to do the work. Once she said that I have been trained, that’s when I lost it and I told her I have never been trained. I get shown how to do something once, maybe twice and I’m expected to know it on the back of my hand. My job is a whole bunch of figuring it out. I don’t know if I’m doing good work. The only feedback I get is if I’m doing badly or if I’m missing something so it’s hard to really have any confidence when the feedback I get is bad. It was the first time I ever lashed out at my boss and I have been holding my tongue for two years. I think that she probably wanted to fire me, but just didn’t have an excuse. She was the worst leader I have ever had in my entire life and quite frankly I can’t stand realtors because of this job. I didn’t believe anything she said because her actions never followed. She would say I’m not doing a good job in front of my coworkers. I spoke to her one time about getting training and all she really said was for me to watch videos on how to do stuff on uncertain platforms.
I remember asking in the beginning if there was something that I could do to learn like a course or someone that can teach me how to do stuff and these people literally gave me some stupid motivational realtor course that I didn’t want. I just want to know how to do my job at the end of the day.
Overall I truly felt like the ugly Betty in that office. I never felt seen and I felt like nobody cared about me. I eventually confronted my boss about it. She said she would do better. She only did better for like two weeks maybe three, and she went right back to not caring. When I got into a car accident, no one cared. When my grandpa died. Nobody cared. When I got married, I’d even get a congratulations from my boss. They never asked me how the wedding or my honeymoon was. They would even make “joking” comments about my religion, and I hated it.
As I’m trying to gain back the confidence that I used to have, I am also trying to look for a job. I have experience as an administrative assistant, in banking and a little bit of experience in compliance. If there are any jobs that you guys know of, please let me know I would greatly appreciate it.

Struggling to land a job. Most recent position is paying unlivable wages - working just for the skills and experience and to not have a gap on my resume. I am happy to relocate to any part of the country/of the world. If you have any tech openings that require less than 3yoe on your team, at your company, your relative's company - I will pay you the first entire salary I receive if your lead converts to a full time job offer. I am desperate. I know I have the skills. Any help would be highly appreciated.

After months of going rounds and rounds with ups as a driver trying to get a transfer for medical care of my child, I had to make the tough decision as a driver of 5 years to quiet so I could move to a state with better care for my daughter. I moved to Florida around the Orlando area, I was curious if any hubs are hiring for part time warehouse workers or maybe some might be hiring outside drivers. I have been looking on ups careers but haven’t found anything. Any leads would be great! Thank you!

And obviously I know that I will have to be a grunt again but this company has given me so much and I really did not wanna make the choice to leave as I worked hard to get to where I was!

\#hire #Teamsterforlife #UPS #warehouse #RPCD

Hey, I am a current 🇧🇷 student at Valencia college WEST campus and I am looking for a job that I can work part time after classes (12:00pm), so I can pay for my tuition.
Anyone knows places that are known to hire F1 students? (No SSN or IT number)

Hi everyone I’m a college student studying Information Technology and I’ve been having a really hard time finding a job, so I figured I’d try posting here.

I’ve applied to a lot of positions, but haven’t had much luck yet. I’m mainly interested in tech-related work, but honestly I’m open to other opportunities too. Part-time or remote would be amazing, and I’m also open to in-person opportunities around the Orlando area.

I have experience with software/web development and have worked with Python, Java, JavaScript, React, HTML/CSS, APIs, and some AI/ML. I’ve also worked on team projects, hackathons, and student organization projects. I’m still a student, so I’m definitely not claiming to know everything, but I learn quickly and I’m genuinely willing to put in the work.

Some positions I’d be interested in are:

• Junior/entry-level developer
• IT/support
• Entry-level engineering
• AI/automation-related work
• Tech internships
• Other part-time opportunities where someone is willing to train

At this point, I’d really appreciate any leads. If your company is hiring, you know someone looking for help, or you know of somewhere that actually gives students/beginners a chance, please let me know. I can send my resume privately.

Hey, I am a current 🇧🇷 student at Valencia college WEST campus and I am looking for a job that I can work part time after classes (12:00pm), so I can pay for my tuition.
Anyone knows places that are known to hire F1 students? (No SSN or IT number)

I just graduated from Auburn University and I’m moving to Orlando. I’m looking for a job in property management, HR/recruiting, business operations, or the pet/animal industry. I have experience in apartment management and working with animals, but I’m open to different opportunities. If anyone knows of companies hiring or has any leads, I’d really appreciate it!

Heyy , have you heard before about this company. They send me an email for the interview , and made me download "Signal Messenger" and they told me I need to send a picture of my ID. Really weird