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cis autodrag posted:Seriously lmao people are actually going to report to him he is going to have power over people
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Emacs Headroom posted:i imagine its banks or crusty old monoliths like IBM that its normal to wear a suit? it's not even normal at ibm, at least in the development labs
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The Management posted:anyone who mentions grades gets an eye roll from me and then I turn up the difficulty of my technical questions. you sound like the kind of guy who thought homework was beneath you and got Cs, and are now permanently bitter about anyone who showed up and actually did what was asked it's a loving co-op position, grades are one of the few things they can actually talk about
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co-op is another term for internship, at least at my company
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Jan 26, 2018 22:51
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The Management posted:dude, take a deep breath. so you're going to penalize them? when i was in college i was working part time and doing what was asked of me on every assignment. sorry i didn't spend every waking hour developing a bestselling app as a one man show at the same time but i wasn't going to stanford, so i guess i wouldn't have been in front of you anyway
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first, i'm talking about internship interviews, so if you aren't let's just drop this talking past each other fest second, help me get this straight: i'm supposed to blow off my core classes and barely pass, so that i can spend all my time working on spare projects that are basically jobs, in order to get to an interview where you grill me on concepts covered in those classes i'm blowing off to get into the interview. if instead i decide to take those same classes seriously and have less time for my own projects, my resume will be thrown in the trash. how am i, as someone seeking an internship, supposed to be able to get past this? carry on then fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Jan 27, 2018 |
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Boiled Water posted:having a ton of poo poo to show off on github is a million times more impressive than an A+ in algorithm design from university. i wasn't talking about the initial application. someone posted that if an internship applicant mentions to them that coursework is a focus day-to-day, they automatically ask the hardest technical questions to embarrass them carry on then fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Jan 27, 2018 |
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it is hilarious to me that the same people who are so adamant about only working 9-5 and not touching a computer outside those hours expect applicants to be programming 24/7 while working and going to school and then complain when they only work with social awkward sperglords
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Jan 27, 2018 17:45
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Bloody posted:asking someone to implement a lock free queue in an interview could be interesting because it can be interesting to see how somebody flails in a high-pressure situation where they know they are going to fail “i don’t know what that is”
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Feb 12, 2018 23:44
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Mao Zedong Thot posted:Timed coding test is hella red flag "you will be expected to meet unreasonable, unchangeable deadlines you never agreed to"
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Feb 23, 2018 14:33
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hobbesmaster posted:the last cheap answer is clrs: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/introduction-algorithms only as a refresher, it's hell trying to self teach new material out of that thing
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Mao Zedong Thot posted:how tf do you graduate with a cs degree and be literally unable to program? did i accidentally go to a good school or something? i wonder this frequently Rex-Goliath posted:yup. northern arizona: top 50????
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Dongslayer. posted:i was chatting with an old high school pal and he has been programming for four five years and makes six figgies. i had to be explain inheritance to him and im a fuckwad just getting into upper division courses. how? is basic knowledge really this selective in computer jobs? i knew a few other students who could easily end up like this because they were passable programmers but absolutely positively did not care about any material that did not interest them personally. like, sit in class with arms folded, bad mouth profs with careers older than they were, etc. turns out they're terrible to work with too!
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Dongslayer. posted:no dont it's p nice here
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if you aren't hired out of college into a chief architect position at a fortune 500 your career is already at a dead end
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ADINSX posted:Is it though? The whole point of a declarative language like SQL is that I don't give a gently caress how the tables are joined, I just want them joined like this. Some dorks in the 70s figured out the best way to do it, and as a sex-having brogrammer I benefit from their effort. if the interviewer doesn’t ask what your lifting program is you should pass immediately
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St Evan Echoes posted:company has been crowing about how amazing the new building is going to be, every conceivable facility for 450 people over 3 floors how many bathrooms it have?
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they made about half of our "huddle rooms" worthless by putting in lounge chairs and no tables lmao
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qhat posted:Bought the book Cracking the Coding Interview today because I've had many people recommend it. So far I've not seen any problems that I wouldn't know every solution for in about a minute. It scares me that this drivel is recommended material for people to base interviews on too. was there a point with this post or were you just going for the usual ego massage you usually crave?
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Shaman Linavi posted:ive showed up to interviews in purple or rainbow shirts and got the stink eye ah yes, the "birthday cake"
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TimWinter posted:What's an svp? señor vice president
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Pollyanna posted:full communism and just retribution against all privileged computermen now cocksuckers
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our continuous integration build takes ~ 8hours i think, runs well over 50,000 tests of course, before release we run the supported operating environments suite, which takes 150 vms and even more time.
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i've never gotten a recruiting email in my life. whoops.
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the ability to bring someone with you is for people are aren't such complete losers that they don't have a significant other go alone
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Symbolic Butt posted:tbf isn't this like pretty much every IT company, computer touchers are bad etc it's yospos
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Bloody posted:how the gently caress do i do a phone screen im supposed to screen someone this week ask them what they are doing to bring about the fall of capitalism
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Mao Zedong Thot posted:true tiers adobe utopia supremacy
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just hand in the batch job to render your latex to a pdf on a stack of punch cards
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Steve Jorbs posted:Well, Super should drop the super or go by a pseudonym then. Just explain the situation when it comes time for a background check and onboarding. s. dan fleming
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jit bull transpile posted:ooh, did you have it read and write depth first so you always had the parent of the node you were reading or writing one up the stack? ugh gently caress, my first thought was to do it breadth first like an array representation of a binary tree but this is obviously the answer how the gently caress am i employed?
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ADINSX posted:well ok but they're gonna have to get their own forums account for my frequent YOSPOS breaks, I'm not sharing mine pair programming pair trace log reading pair git unfucking pair email reading pair slack chatting pair company time pooping
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look, all that matters is that everyone is exactly like me, so they better be doing exactly what i do
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Ciaphas posted:ok is this an injoke because it sounds like good readin if so the thing is that it really doesn't apply, you don't have one thing ur spending $texas on but a bunch of stuff that's a little higher than it probably could be if you shopped around for a better deal
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are you surprised a new york finance guy is completely out of touch with anyone who isn’t exactly him?
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:here is a tour of ibm india campuses thanks to google image search. they seriously have 60 or 80 towers in india, 100% ibm. obviously i couldn't get photos of all of them you are obsessed with india and it’s kind of weird
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Fart Johnson posted:I hear this complaint a lot. Do some people have zero social contact outside of their co-workers? I have a wife and friends I'd prefer to socialize with. I like my teammates but can't imagine missing them or feeling depressed because we aren't sitting side by side, lol. sitting in total silence and isolation for 8 hours a day five days a week isn't fun, even if you have other things to do outside of that. you miss out on impromptu shoot the poo poo sessions, having lunch with someone, even just being able to walk over to someone and talk to them if you need to instead of reaching out over slack/webex/phone call. plus, being physically present allows you to possibly overhear things you otherwise wouldn't and not being there makes you feel more out of the loop none of this applies if this doesn't happen and/or you hate your coworkers though
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Fart Johnson posted:I get where you're coming from, although I don't share the sentiments. On my team we're spread across multiple states so there's really no "loop" to be left out of. All of our communication is async outside of teleconferencing. I once worked on a team at Wells Fargo (red flag I know) and we were all co-located with no remote work. Having no remote option and people walking up to chat constantly felt like I could never concentrate. Also felt like 90% of convos weren't work-related, it was all just the illusion of looking busy to please management. that’s my point, some people can do the 8 to 5 alone, others need contact, most fall somewhere in the middle. id probably go insane with an office of one so i don’t seek out full time remote, but my office culture is actually decent so maybe it’s better than being pissed off all day
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quote:[Phalcon is] A full-stack PHP framework delivered as a C-extension. Its innovative architecture makes Phalcon the fastest PHP framework ever built! See for yourself. jesus christ
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