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Experienced people, analyze the interview for an SEO specialist?
Hello. A long but necessary preface. So I started my journey to development.
Read to the end to understand what I am indignant about / what I don’t understand. You can drink. I need to figure out how to relate to all this and to myself.
Started as an SEO/Content Manager/Tester. Once I tried to study programming, but I didn’t mature in my mind at the time (although the mathematical faculty. The brain just swelled up for this. I just turned 27 recently. I was engaged in other things, I succeeded very well, but in real life it’s not really needed yet). I took it for granted that the butt would be everywhere. That is, I start with PHP because of the low threshold of entry, I also smoked a toaster / Google with PHP and OOP. I started to get acquainted with OOP - to understand OOP, they advise JS. Ok, I'm starting JS. And at the same time, ubuntu, at least to try out LAMP and make friends with Linux, finally (and on Windows I installed XAMPP and all components separately) , etc. So that time does not disappear, I try to get a job at those listed vacancies: SEO specialist, content manager (quite a spinal cord. I know how to Photoshop, I felt the Bitrix admin panel for 20 minutes and already began to understand why this CMS is scolded, although I’m not familiar with it closely.) , tester. Already invited to the tester(so for 11 refusals 1 invitation. In total I made 94 responses to everything connected with this, but without quirks, of course. That is, I don’t pretend to be 40-50k) to interview after doing homework, even with zero practice . And not even a sharaga, but a well-known service on the internet.
But SEO upsets me with zero experience. Please help me understand these cases so that I can understand how to treat this, including leaders. The fact is that vacancies for inexperienced people with SEO optimization (I studied it in theory, I caught the essence of spherical in a vacuum. Now I’m looking for where to apply it. I smoked the recommendations / requirements of Google, Yandex and moz)in Moscow go for the most part 25-35k. More precisely, I didn’t even look at SEO, but at the content manager, but they are trying to combine them everywhere, so I also got acquainted with SEO. Experience everywhere put 1-3 years. And away we go:
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This is from the category you need a SEO specialist, sms manager, designer, content manager, programmer, system administrator, well, in general, a computer scientist. Small business is guilty of this.
Usually they find someone, work like that for a couple of years, achieve very mediocre results, spit on everything and go to the agency. If by this time the company has not yet closed.
From the point of view of the applicant, it seems to me that this is also an unenviable option: they will ask him for everything, but most likely they will not give real tools, i.e. tasks will initially be extremely difficult to accomplish.
There is usually no career ladder with such options. Direct reporting to the CEO/Technical Director.
Learning something is also unlikely to succeed: the theory will need to be studied independently, and practice on one project is usually too one-sided and threatens with serious distortions in the worldview, which will then come out sideways.
I would recommend going to specialized agencies for an intern coder, SEO specialist, or anyone. At the very least, they will teach. Well, a career ladder is possible.
such employers, which you described - generally ignore.
for a SEO specialist in terms of web development, they may require knowledge of html, css and CMS at the level of "understanding the admin panel and being able to fill in content" no more.
ps You can see examples of vacancies for a SEO specialist here: searchengines.guru/forumdisplay.php?f=62
where employers write everything to the point in most cases.
Well, I thought that the eycharka just copy-pasted what I found on the net
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