Wow, this really struck home with me. I left a FAANG about a year ago to be employee #1 at a startup. 6 months ago, after some headaches and vision issues, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. My work has been great…
This is a logical consequence of non-free software. I'd add that even in the free software case, there's a non-zero cost to supporting legacy software as first-class citizens, to the point where it often just doesn't…
I read this as "we were rejected but it worked out ok, so don't feel too discouraged if you have a bad interview"
Isn't this sort of list of trivia the sort of thing the "interviewing is broken" meme refers to?
Wow, this really struck home with me. I left a FAANG about a year ago to be employee #1 at a startup. 6 months ago, after some headaches and vision issues, I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. My work has been great…
This is a logical consequence of non-free software. I'd add that even in the free software case, there's a non-zero cost to supporting legacy software as first-class citizens, to the point where it often just doesn't…
I read this as "we were rejected but it worked out ok, so don't feel too discouraged if you have a bad interview"
Isn't this sort of list of trivia the sort of thing the "interviewing is broken" meme refers to?