The Problem

The tech job market has changed dramatically. Remote work opened global competition. AI filters screen out qualified candidates before humans even see their applications. Mass layoffs created unprecedented competition for every role.

Yet most career advice still pretends it's 2019.

What This Book Is

Tech Jungle Playbook is a practical workbook designed to help software engineers navigate today's brutal job market with a system, not a scramble.

You can read it front to back for the complete framework, or jump to specific chapters when you need immediate guidance on a particular challenge.

What You'll Learn

Inside, you'll discover:

Application Tracking Systems - Turn chaos into a clear pipeline. Know exactly where each application stands and what action to take next.
ATS-Friendly CVs - Create resumes that survive modern filters while still appealing to human readers.
Online Presence - Build a digital presence that gets you noticed by recruiters and hiring managers.
Sustainable Routines - Design daily and weekly habits that balance applications, networking, and interview prep without burning out.

Who This Is For

This book is for software engineers who:

Are actively job hunting or planning to soon
Want a systematic approach instead of randomly applying
Feel overwhelmed by the modern job search process
Refuse to leave their career to chance

Why I Wrote It

After years navigating the tech job market across multiple companies and market conditions, I've learned what actually works versus what sounds good in theory. This book distills those hard-won lessons into actionable frameworks you can implement immediately.

Get Your Copy

Available now on Amazon in both Kindle and Paperback formats:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GFWSV7PS

Questions?

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the book or the strategies inside. I'm here to help.

Oli

0 comments

Write a comment

Why Most People Fail at Job Hunting (And How to CRUSH It With Relentless Organization)

See all posts from Oliver Alonso