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David Casarez arrived in Silicon Valley, California, in September, with the dream of succeeding in the tech sector, but things did not go as planned and he is currently sleeping in the parks.
underestimated the cost of living and how hard it would be to find a job. He lived in his truck until he could not afford the monthly payments and he lost it in June.
Jasmine Scofield who uses the user name FullMakeup Alchemist on Twitter, got the He distributes his resume and asks if he can share his photo on the social network.
"He's trying to get freelance work, interviews and applications," writes Scofield. "I've been trapped in the whirlwind of Silicon Valley." After three years, I finally found something stable that will help me in my career. I understand his pain and that is why I was determined to help him.
The picture shows Casarez, 26, holding a sign that says "homeless, hungry for success, take a resume."
Over the weekend, the publication had 119,100 retweets and 188,669
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Today, I saw this young homeless person asking the people taking a resume rather than asking for money.If someone in Silicon Valley could help him, please RT, we can help David get out! pic.twitter.com/ewoE3PKFx7
– FullMakeup Alchemist (@ jaysc0) July 27, 2018
"clbad =" _ 3ndsl "title =" socialEmbed-twitter "height =" 320 "> [19659013] Technology companies like Google, Netflix and LinkedIn have also been calling since. "Google has approached me, so many other companies, Pandora, a lot of new companies," he told the newspaper The New York Post . "A Bitcoin.com product manager was wondering if he could work remotely or if I wanted to move to Tokyo, but tonight I'll be back at my bank in Rengstorff Park ."
identifies how Ric wrote on Twitter that he had studied with him. "Rays, I went to college and I had several clbades with him, he's a great person … I know that he went to pursue his dream to Cali (fornia) He makes logos for companies, I can contact him personally if someone is looking for a new logo. (…) It's really hard for programmers, especially in Silicon Valley. "
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Shit I went to college and I had several clbades with him He's a great person … from what I know I went to chase his dream to Cali He has the logo for business is all I can get from his FB I can personally reach out to him if someone is looking for a new logo Thanks pic.twitter .com / UoBJVZrKAG
– RV ( @ Riic14) July 28, 2018
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Casarez told his former partner via Faceboo k who felt positively overwhelmed. "I can not believe the support I receive, I did not know it was on Twitter until recently that I spoke with the creator of the tweet." I keep my head up, and as I see it, it's just a hump You have to have many failures before you can succeed "he commented
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I just want to say that he's in a good mood because of that. Twitter support gives him and he keeps his head This man will do it, I promise you, thank you guys pic.twitter.com/8FolYqoWai
– RV (@ Riic14) July 28, 2018 [19659012] "clbad =" _ 3ndsl "title =" socialEmbed-twitter "height =" 320 ">
Casarez is a website developer, manages several programming languages and graduated in 2014 at Texas A & University of Mr. ..
Many comments on the networks indicated that it is not so unusual for a programmer to have as much difficulty finding a job. – generally consider two things, the first is how difficult it is to enter (in the area) being a stranger, I have lived in a car for months in Palo Alto without prospects, connections or money to enter in Silicon Valley. they open the doors once you are and fight ", wrote Austen Allred, president of LambdaSchool.com.
Other posts praised that he was not 39; has not sought charity. "The man is here to ask for a job and not money! I really hope that he finds a job and stays positive, "the user published
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Hey @facebook @Oracle [19659034] @YahooTech @Boeing @LockheedMartin @ManTech @HP @Dell @VMware @IBMcloud @Adobe @Google ] this man needs a chance to succeed ??
– Waldy Cruz (@sneakercruz) July 28, 2018
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