Maybe I was just lucky, but I interviewed with google and dropbox recently and both companies gave me laptops to type in, did not ask me once about if my code compiled, didn't comment on my style, nor did I have to…
Well, when you first start your job, you won't really know the people you are working with so I don't see how it is that much different.
Most amazon employees now use ec2 instances as their development environment so using a x1e.32xlarge with 128 vCPU's (64 cores over 4 sockets), 3,904 GiB of memory, 2 x 1,920 NVMe GB drives, and 14,000 Mbps of EBS…
Maybe I was just lucky, but I interviewed with google and dropbox recently and both companies gave me laptops to type in, did not ask me once about if my code compiled, didn't comment on my style, nor did I have to…
Well, when you first start your job, you won't really know the people you are working with so I don't see how it is that much different.
Most amazon employees now use ec2 instances as their development environment so using a x1e.32xlarge with 128 vCPU's (64 cores over 4 sockets), 3,904 GiB of memory, 2 x 1,920 NVMe GB drives, and 14,000 Mbps of EBS…