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qhat posted:Not forgetting that the SDLC at startups very often sucks rear end completely. any company that unironically uses 'sdlc' is terrible
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TimWinter posted:Speaking of subtle signalling, is this the sort of thing a company has three weeks to blow on because they are doing well, or because there is no business to keep them occupied? Hmm. have you been on the other end of the interviewing cycle? it's an unending stream of idiots who have no idea what they're doing with resumes that you would plausibly want to hire
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KoRMaK posted:friend sent me this from his PMP book (some sort of product or project manager cert thing) 🖕
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i've worked with remote teams in budapest and kiev and as far as competence and english skills go, everything was 100% fine at my previous job, we had a bunch of contractors in ukraine that were excellent: perfect english, reasonably competent (better than most of my coworkers) and then they disappeared for a month because they were in territory that got annexed by russia lol
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mekkanare posted:What's the justification for two coding interviews by phone before an onsite with the same FANG company? Is this normal or should I ask the recruiter wtf is up. interviewer probably asked a stupid question, wrote useless feedback, or failed to write feedback at all
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go play outside Skyler posted:is dynamic_recast language trivia? reading about it it feels like it's pretty essential advanced c++ knowledge do you mean dynamic_cast? because i have no idea what "dynamic_recast" means dynamic_cast is somewhat esoteric (especially since lots of projects have rtti disabled), but "what happens when you give printf the wrong arguments" is perfectly fair game
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bob dobbs is dead posted:startupland is from sunnyvale up to redwood city and san francisco in soma and whereabouts of market. not even burlingame. even seattle and east bay and austin and nyc and la is often more marginal than you would think. there are also like 6 neighborhoods in shenzhen shanghai and beijing (even like, tokyo and seoul and guangzhou and s'pore and hk surprisingly marginal) lollin at denmark stops before atherton imo
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DELETE CASCADE posted:it just takes a break in atherton. some of the biggest tech campuses are farther south in sunnyvale and santa clara on the way north, i mean. everything between menlo park and SF proper is wasteland
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well-read undead posted:never, under any circumstances, ask someone why they aren’t customer obsessed my favorite leadership principle is "are right a lot" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QMGAtxUlAc&t=1601s
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death cob for cutie posted:I took two years of CS as a second bachelors before I dropped out because it sucked, and ended up at a bootcamp myself. I've been teaching this poo poo for like five years and I've met a number of people who are like, yeah I'd hire you, but we're (in the middle of being acquired/trying to reduce headcount/panicking at the C-level because our president is a moron/only hiring local to california). experience teaching at a bootcamp is going to be treated as worthless, because too many bootcamps pumped their hiring statistics by hiring students that failed to get a job to teach their next wave of failing students
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