The Download - MIT Tech Review The Hustle - Business/Tech Daily Programming Problems - Interview style questions that are language agnostic (mostly). I also have language specific news letters for Java, Python and C#…
Sounds ass backwards, and I've been signing up for newsletters in addition to a little more HN to ween off of Reddit. Read some curated headlines in the morning, sure there's usually a "word from our sponsers", but it's…
>Why is this a problem? I don't see it as a problem; my boss sees it as a problem. I've tried reasoning, but without that direct connection of "what am I paying you for" it just falls of deaf ears.
Several companies that friends of mine work at institute a 10% personal project time policy. Where 10% of their week is devoted to personal projects. They pick any topic of interest related to programing, learn…
Sometimes the (paycheck - cost of living) nets you more money in the smaller city.
What if the question isn't one of capability, but a question of self selection and preference? Does those things even play a role? If yes, how does that play a role? How large of a role? If it does play a role, why?…
The Download - MIT Tech Review The Hustle - Business/Tech Daily Programming Problems - Interview style questions that are language agnostic (mostly). I also have language specific news letters for Java, Python and C#…
Sounds ass backwards, and I've been signing up for newsletters in addition to a little more HN to ween off of Reddit. Read some curated headlines in the morning, sure there's usually a "word from our sponsers", but it's…
>Why is this a problem? I don't see it as a problem; my boss sees it as a problem. I've tried reasoning, but without that direct connection of "what am I paying you for" it just falls of deaf ears.
Several companies that friends of mine work at institute a 10% personal project time policy. Where 10% of their week is devoted to personal projects. They pick any topic of interest related to programing, learn…
Sometimes the (paycheck - cost of living) nets you more money in the smaller city.
What if the question isn't one of capability, but a question of self selection and preference? Does those things even play a role? If yes, how does that play a role? How large of a role? If it does play a role, why?…