An Invitation: 30 Minutes That Could Change Your Career

I’d like to offer each of my subscribers a free 30-minute personal session with me.

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Hey everyone,

I’d like to offer each of my subscribers a free 30-minute personal session with me.

During this time, I can provide:

• Career guidance customized to your experience level
• Resume review with actionable feedback
• Interview preparation strategy and practice
• Development path recommendations based on your interests
• Potential opportunities to work with me directly on projects that match your skills

Book your slot here: 30Min Conversation

The calendar will only be open for the next two weeks, so don’t wait too long to secure your spot.

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To help me prepare and make our time together most valuable:

• Send your resume to me before our session
• Email me at kevin@trussdigital.co or message me directly on Substack with any specific questions or areas you’d like to focus on
• Share a brief note about where you are in your career journey and what you’re hoping to gain from our conversation

Why I’m Making This Offer

Over these past months, I’ve found myself drawn to write about the everyday challenges we face in software development – from reviewing code effectively, to breaking down complex problems into manageable pieces, to seeing systems holistically rather than getting lost in the details.

What drives me is helping developers at every stage grow more autonomous and confident. Whether you’re a student just getting started, a junior dev navigating your first professional role, or someone leading a team – I’ve appreciated how you’ve engaged with these discussions, especially around job searching and career development.

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Taking a 3-Month Break to Build Something Better

To focus on these connections and develop higher quality content, I’ll be taking a 3-month pause from regular publishing. During this time, I’ll be:

1. Reaching out to you personally – Understanding where you are in your career and what challenges you’re facing
2. Redesigning my content approach – Creating more valuable, practical insights based on what you actually need
3. Building deeper connections – Because the best content comes from understanding real problems, not assumptions

This isn’t a sales pitch – it’s an investment in our community. The insights I gain will shape my content, and the advice might just help you take your next step forward.

Sometimes the most valuable thing we can do is pause, listen, and recalibrate our approach. That’s exactly what I’m doing.

I’ll be back in July with content that directly addresses your real challenges and opportunities – more focused, more relevant, and more actionable than ever before.

Talk soon,

Kevin