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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i have been doing this for almost twenty years and i have nothing to show for it but a pile of money uhh and some p dope shoes, too, right???
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prisoner of waffles posted:uhh and some p dope shoes, too, right??? no, the shoes are only in order to get the money they have no other purpose
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i have been doing this for almost twenty years and i have nothing to show for it but a pile of money consulting.txt
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Greatest accomplishment is code for "a recent project you found difficult and solved a lot of problems".
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qhat posted:Greatest accomplishment is code for "a recent project you found difficult and solved a lot of problems". basically f amazon though.
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Aug 27, 2018 17:05
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Diva Cupcake posted:i tried that answer approach during my amazon on-site and the dude was like really, that's your greatest accomplishment? Sounds like the question had a positive outcome.
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Aug 27, 2018 17:19
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Diva Cupcake posted:i tried that answer approach during my amazon on-site and the dude was like really, that's your greatest accomplishment? lol thats such a dick thing for him to say
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Aug 27, 2018 17:19
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Diva Cupcake posted:i tried that answer approach during my amazon on-site and the dude was like really, that's your greatest accomplishment? lol everything I've ever heard about Amazon's interview process is loving horrible. glad to hear that's still going
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Aug 27, 2018 18:59
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my greatest accomplishment is very different from the work i am most proud of and i am personally much more invested in the latter tbh
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Aug 27, 2018 20:17
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Diva Cupcake posted:basically f amazon
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Aug 27, 2018 20:34
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I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke.
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Aug 27, 2018 22:28
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. you now understand why people say not to take rejections personally tech interviews are basically a giant rng
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Aug 27, 2018 22:44
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. 
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Aug 27, 2018 22:49
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. i hope you begin to appreciate how hard it is to actually screen talent and make sure you hire good people
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Aug 27, 2018 22:52
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. We once passed on a guy because our PM didn't like the way he asked "so what do YOU do". She thought he was implying that it was unusual for a woman to be in technology. She was new to the team at the time and we didn't wanna mansplain to her that he's probably just a weird guy, so we passed on him (later we found out she is pretty easily offended by that sort of thing and that he probably didn't mean anything by it). So there you go, 3-4 hours of interviewing brought down by one weird inflection during some filler chat.
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Aug 27, 2018 23:03
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ADINSX posted:We once passed on a guy because our PM didn't like the way he asked "so what do YOU do". She thought he was implying that it was unusual for a woman to be in technology. She was new to the team at the time and we didn't wanna mansplain to her that he's probably just a weird guy, so we passed on him (later we found out she is pretty easily offended by that sort of thing and that he probably didn’t mean anything by it). later you learned that women notice the constant microaggresions men are blissfully unaware of
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Arcsech posted:you now understand why people say not to take rejections personally
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jit bull transpile posted:later you learned that women notice the constant microaggresions men are blissfully unaware of Let's just pretend that assuming a man in particular is a sexist pig because of a slight intonation of voice is something other than outright sexual discrimination.
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Aug 28, 2018 01:29
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jit bull transpile posted:later you learned that women notice the constant microaggresions men are blissfully unaware of My wife works in the industry so I hear about it all the time; and its something I try to be very mindful of. With that in mind, sometimes people are just insecure, and having worked with her a little longer at this point, I think it was probably the latter. At any rate, my point is no matter how he intended the comment, thats how it was interpreted and thats what sunk his interview.
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Aug 28, 2018 01:32
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meatpotato posted:no, the shoes are only in order to get the money
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let me just say that the people working on tv shows earn their loving money, no questions let the record also show that the catering is almost worth working for free
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Aug 28, 2018 04:28
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Achmed Jones posted:those are both dope and are the kind of thing I want to hear about in interviews, especially if the alternative is yet another crud app or similar aw, thanks 
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also jobspring really knows how to hire bright ones i emailed the contact at jobspring saturday evening to reschedule my monday meeting to friday since i was called for a tv show all week and he replied and confirmed this morning i get a few emails and linkedin messages from the same guy asking where i am, if i still plan on coming, etc.
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Aug 28, 2018 04:46
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. ive interviewed like 15 people in the past few month, and yeah. there's really no need to be nervous in an interview because the person interviewing you isn't even paying attention in the first place. Bloody posted:my greatest accomplishment is very different from the work i am most proud of and i am personally much more invested in the latter tbh my greatest accomplishment is convincing people to pay me despite the fact that im a big dumbass who learned how to program on youtube. this isn't the best thing to say in an interview.
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Aug 28, 2018 04:53
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jit bull transpile posted:later you learned that women notice the constant microaggresions men are blissfully unaware of no one would work in engineering if slights against product management were disqualifying
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Aug 28, 2018 05:15
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TimWinter posted:Are shameless job postings welcome? I guess if you're here and want to work for DataRobot hit me up because we're hiring an insane number of engineers all of a sudden. that sounds way more interesting than anything I'm qualified for but I sent you the sad excuse of the thing I use for a resume anyways
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Aug 28, 2018 05:54
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ADINSX posted:We once passed on a guy because our PM didn't like the way he asked "so what do YOU do". She thought he was implying that it was unusual for a woman to be in technology. a candidate shouldn't really have occasion to ask this question, as the interviewer should introduce herself and provide background context about her role first thing. unless, that is, the candidate asks that immediately, before the interviewer has an opportunity to introduce herself, in which case he's clearly an rear end in a top hat. alternately, if the interviewer didn't properly introduce herself, then a pointed request for a proper introduction is merited.
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Aug 28, 2018 06:18
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PokeJoe posted:ive interviewed like 15 people in the past few month, and yeah. there's really no need to be nervous in an interview because the person interviewing you isn't even paying attention in the first place. is hiring scientists turned programmers a good idea? maybe
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Aug 28, 2018 06:26
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i just did my first onsite of the season on friday and got told today no offer. two more onsites this week which hopefully go better. what i am finding this time around is that its weirdly difficult to keep other applications and preparation going in the midst of onsites. especially on the days themselves - i probably should have done some more legwork after i got home on friday to try to line more stuff up for this week but its just so draining
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Pollyanna posted:I am on the opposite side of the interview process for the first time in my life. knowing what it’s like now, it is extremely hard to take seriously. what a joke. fond memories of my frequent interviewer days, which ranged from "oh god we just need bodies to fill seats is the candidate alive and unlikely to spontaneously die in the next 30 minutes" to being slightly more selective, which was the same except 60 minutes.
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Boiled Water posted:
the number of dipshits from physics labs we end up hiring who we have to teach what git is tells me it's more of a maybe no
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As an interviewer I def listen to what candidates are saying cos after all I could end up working with them, otoh some are nervous nellies and don’t say anything 
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“Maybe if I don’t say anything at all the interviewer will have to hire me by default” well that did work once but the conditions were exceptional and I regretted it severely
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I just find it funny that we say we want a literal clone of someone else on our team (meaning their domain knowledge of our systems and stuff you only know by being there) and then turn around and say “if they can’t solve knight’s tour in 30 minutes they’re a pass” like do we want people or what
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yeah don't hire for domain expertise unless it's a niche area or you're hiring for deep knowledge in a well known area
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the poor dude came from a place where he was stuck optimizing sql queries all day and now we’re going to assess him on ability to grok entire overcomplicated systems each with their own development group and act as a team liaison+knowledge center because we have a bus factor of like 1.5 I am not confident in our process, yet we need people (what kind of people? what will their responsibilities be? etc.)
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Aug 28, 2018 12:42
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Pollyanna posted:like do we want people or what If you did you wouldn't whiteboard knight's tour.
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to be fair to us (I guess) it’s a subset of knights tour i.e. “get the shortest list of moves that takes you to the pawn” which is bfs I hate graph theory/search questions tho so I’m biased
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What are people's opinions of non-compsci grads with little experience but with a "diploma" from some random 10 week programming boot camp? I usually just throw the resume directly in the bin.
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it seems like a good cheap way to fill chairs for javascript jobs but i wouldn't expect them to be able to do anything else right away
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