Paul, definitely try some of these suggestions.
Also, by volunteering within your community or giving away some small
piece of web development, you could make some valuable contacts.
People do not take advantage of the FREE Networking opportunities that
abound in their local communities and chamber of commerces.
Practice practice practice ...
Good luck.
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From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I did sites for local charities and
community groups just to get a good foundation going for my resume, and
to
keep up with trends and technologies. That might be a good outlet for
your
creative needs, and it keeps your resume current for when the next good
dev
job opens up.
Aside form that? Move or start looking in a new direction. Is there
any
segment of IT that is growing where you live? Security, networking,
anything?
What's your personal site look like? I can't talk too much smack there,
as
I have let my personal sites fall by the wayside lately, but they still
show
some of what I can do.
What about volunteer work within our industry? Maybe design some of
the
freeware/open source stuff we have been talking about here lately? I
would
be happy to give you a hosting account if it were going to something
like
that.
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