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gettin laid off at the end of september, whooo. havent had to look for a job in close to 10 years. linkedin still the goto for that? got my first job though craigslist so idk
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a question for the people who have done this more than me; ive been looking at job listings and found a few that look decent but they require "expert" level skills in a language i have no experience in. should i bother applying to them? i have 12 years experience in other languages and am pretty confident i could pick one up given a few weeks but im scared that i would go into an interview and get asked some basic language specific question and look like an idiot
Kuvo fucked around with this message at 04:27 on Sep 4, 2019 |
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florida lan posted:depends on what else they list and how closely that fits your non-language skills. if the role is like "low-level network programming BUT IN ERLANG" and you do low-level network programming in something else, gently caress it and apply, maybe do some practice/tutorial readthroughs if you get past the phone screen. one of the companies i was looking at has both a frontend js/react and backend python positions. my current job is full stack js/knockout/c# so maybe i can ask them to fit me where they think i would work better barkbell posted:apply to every position. if you are junior apply cio who cares. it’s their job to reject you. ya this makes sense. ill apply and see what happens. thanks
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Schadenboner posted:Applied for another job I won't ever hear back from!
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got though a screen call and got a tech interview setup next week. cant wait to completely gently caress up something easy like a fibonacci sequence!
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blew my interview cus I froze up on a loving compsci 101 question. is there a site someplace that has a list of those style questions that I can practice on?
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Symbolic Butt posted:leetcode.com seems more focused on formal compsci stuff than hackerrank imo, practicing the easy problems on both websites is a good idea. ill check these out, thanks
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elite_garbage_man posted:Just had a recruiter read a script to me for like 5 minutes straight without pausing to take a breathe. this happened to me earlier today as well. dude i dont care about the details of your series b funding
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Penisface posted:nice i just turned down an offer from a company cus they somehow stretched the interview process over close to 4 weeks by constantly rescheduling poo poo. the onsite interview was a clusterfuck of the lead interviewer trying to ask me questions and also typing to his coworkers on slack to try to get them scheduled to show up to meet me. i got a gut feeling the whole company was like that so i said nope
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man i loving hate whiteboard interview. was given this prompt today 1. write a new method that recieves an int array parameter 2. find the duplicate in the array and print them out ONLY ONCE using console example: input: 8, 3, 4, 5, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 3, 6 output: 2, 3, 4 to which i answered... code:code:
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well i just got a call from the recruiter saying they want to move forward with the in person interview next week so i guess i didnt gently caress up that badly. if i talk to the guy who did the tech screen ill ask him what his rational was for that answerPenisface posted:i think the correct way to proceed in this case is to ask the interviewer "what should this algorithm be optimised for?". i.e. is this a situation where you have a working naive solution and you need to optimise it for something like: ya after the call yesterday i was thinkin about it and its basis probably had something to do with restricted memory / process time optimization but that wasn't really specified in the question
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i got a job
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JawnV6 posted:the outputs of a hiring process are not correlated to the inputs this strongly
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PokeJoe posted:Alaska is ok but their hq is where I live so there's lots of decent flights. ymmv I've been flying with them a lot in the last couple years (out of SFO) and they're so much better that United it's comical
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:nice job! this really should be in the OP in big red letters
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PIZZA.BAT posted:
PIZZA.BAT posted:the tech poc take home assignment that i did two weeks ago? they knocked me an entire title because i didnt prepare a powerpoint presentation for the demo. i was hoping that maybe today’s interview would provide a different angle and maybe allow me to clarify things. lol nope lmao run the gently caress away
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ultrafilter posted:Finance might be OK if you stay the gently caress away from traders. I didn't and boy howdy was that miserable. can not quote this enough
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PIZZA.BAT posted:welp they called me about an hour after this post and offered me the job. base pay is about equal to company #1 but i countered them up a bit just because. even if they reject it i'll still take their initial offer. gently caress yeah traveling for work sucks congrats!
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recently had a former coworker who i was on good terms with reach out to me on linkedin asking if i was interested at a position at their new place. i emailed the CTO to get more info on the position and it sounds like i would be a perfect fit. they want to set up and interview and of course asked for a number. any suggestions of how to tactfully deflect/respond to that? particularly with the knowledge that 1) i currently have a stable job i don't mind 2) i have 15 years experience doing the exact type of work they want 3) i have a good recommendation from my former coworker. something more than the usual "i have faith $COMPANY can make a competitive offer based on my skillset and experience" to indicate that theyre guna have to go a bit farther to get me to switch
Kuvo fucked around with this message at 21:31 on May 23, 2022 |
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correct, no numbers from either side yet
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https://twitter.com/terminallyOL/status/1622571890513526784
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imo if software devs want to be called 'engineers' so badly they should have to study, apprentice, and certify like the rest of the engineering professions
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my office collectively and unspokenly decided at the beginning of covid wfh that we would never turn on our cameras and i am immensely thankful for that
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