feat: adding job seekers guide

[jdwilkin4]

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This PR is currently in draft status and will be responsible for adding a job seekres guide on how to use OpenSauced for boosting your job profile.

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[jdwilkin4]

Hey @BekahHW !

Right now for this first draft, I wrote this guide all in one file.
But I didn't know if we wanted to break it up into multiple files all under the section I currently titled job seekers guide.

Also, for this first draft, my initial approach was to use the open source table you gave me and craft the guide around that and make mention of the different features, throughout.

Looking forward to your thoughts 👍

[BekahHW]

This is looking awesome!!! I love the breakdown of the sections and the images balanced throughout.

A couple of suggestions:

1. In the Contribution tracking section, it might be worth adding highlights in there as a subheading. It's a way to track the contributions you're most proud of.
2. Also in the contribution tracking section, we could add lists and insights. Lists can be used to add people you interacted with during your contributions. This is a good way to keep track of people you can potentially use for references and referrals. Insights can be used to track the repositories you contributed to.
3. Other uses that could be integrated: insights can be used to track repositories of open source companies that are hiring or that you want to contribute to. Lists can be used to track other people in your network to reach out to about their contributions.

It would be useful to have a working example at the end. One that has the worksheet filled out. That's a lot to ask, so I can always do a second blog post with a filled out example if you'd prefer.

[jdwilkin4]

Awesome, thanks for the feedback @BekahHW

For the working example, should we just use dummy data or should the working example be based on a real person's contributions like myeself?

[BekahHW]

Awesome, thanks for the feedback @BekahHW

For the working example, should we just use dummy data or should the working example be based on a real person's contributions like myeself?

I think either works. Or a combo.

[BekahHW]

I made a couple of minor additions (links to OpenSauced, move text around) but otherwise this looks great!

My one question, and I'd love to know what you think, @jdwilkin4, is whether we should have the chart at the beginning. I think it feels a little overwhelming. My thought would be to mention it in the beginning kind of like this:

In this guide, we have created a table that you can use to categorize and keep detailed notes for each contribution you have made. We will break down each of these table components and talk about how to use this in your resume and job profile, and you can see a full example at the end of this guide.

What do you think?

[jdwilkin4]

@BekahHW

Yeah, I agree with remove the full table at the beginning.
I can push up a commit now for that 👍

[BekahHW]

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