This happened to me when I worked at TCS right out of college. I did the same thing as you and brought my case to HR and they didn't seem to care. When the client interviewed me I was very open about my actual skills…
I'm not a game dev, but a dev in a different industry and I am like your coworkers. I yearn for an office with no light but I am stuck in this awful open office with tons of light everywhere. My coworkers refuse to…
Just use 4chan
I'd imagine this is common with all large IT consultancy services. I had bad experiences with IBM as well as TCS.
So you want to lower your standards based on someone's gender alone just to check a box? Seems like a bad idea to me.
Loopring as well
It may not be the case for all men but I'd say that the article is accurate when it comes to me.
I was one of those people tasked with investigating Watson and I had the exact experience you described. It was a huge joke. Tried out Bluemix as well, it wasn't a huge joke but it wasn't great either.
Agreed, I couldn't get past the first few slides without getting annoyed by the animated backgrounds and closing the presentation out.
Then you probably aren't the target for this service.
I recently had a similar encounter where I was slipping back into a bag routine and then looked in the mirror and freaked out. I'm back on track to being healthier and happier. It ends up taking way more of my time to…
I also stopped at this point. Seems like an absurd assertion with no evidence.
I agree that an equally qualified woman should be compensated the same as a man. What I fail to understand is why anyone cares that the tech industry has more males than females. If more males are interested in working…
That was pretty comical. I don't know if it is just my connection but it seems to take a pretty long time to load a page with a relatively small amount of content.
"And they happen to be women." I don't know about you but I count three men in that picture. Not even counting the rest of the people that undoubtedly worked on this project who were a mix of men and women.
I actually had the same thoughts about ready player one when I read this article. It was such a interested book and being able to be part of something like that in real life sounds like it would take over my life.
4chan still has a very active community.
This seems like a much more interesting alternative to things like codewars. I'll definitely check it out.
I don't know if this was planned out by the author of this article by right as I read this sentence "At 1:19, 1:37, 2:30 and 2:48, you can hear, in quick succession, the clarinet crowing like a rooster, the cornet…
This article leaves me with a very sour taste in my mouth. I echo the sentiment that others have expressed about pawning off the work of connecting with the person in need to be a bad thing. I also don't think that just…
I like how simple and easy this is to use. At what point would costs of hosting something like this become too much?
Awesome site and idea! I hope you figure out how to work your bottlenecks out
This happened to me when I worked at TCS right out of college. I did the same thing as you and brought my case to HR and they didn't seem to care. When the client interviewed me I was very open about my actual skills…
I'm not a game dev, but a dev in a different industry and I am like your coworkers. I yearn for an office with no light but I am stuck in this awful open office with tons of light everywhere. My coworkers refuse to…
Just use 4chan
I'd imagine this is common with all large IT consultancy services. I had bad experiences with IBM as well as TCS.
So you want to lower your standards based on someone's gender alone just to check a box? Seems like a bad idea to me.
Loopring as well
It may not be the case for all men but I'd say that the article is accurate when it comes to me.
I was one of those people tasked with investigating Watson and I had the exact experience you described. It was a huge joke. Tried out Bluemix as well, it wasn't a huge joke but it wasn't great either.
Agreed, I couldn't get past the first few slides without getting annoyed by the animated backgrounds and closing the presentation out.
Then you probably aren't the target for this service.
I recently had a similar encounter where I was slipping back into a bag routine and then looked in the mirror and freaked out. I'm back on track to being healthier and happier. It ends up taking way more of my time to…
I also stopped at this point. Seems like an absurd assertion with no evidence.
I agree that an equally qualified woman should be compensated the same as a man. What I fail to understand is why anyone cares that the tech industry has more males than females. If more males are interested in working…
That was pretty comical. I don't know if it is just my connection but it seems to take a pretty long time to load a page with a relatively small amount of content.
"And they happen to be women." I don't know about you but I count three men in that picture. Not even counting the rest of the people that undoubtedly worked on this project who were a mix of men and women.
I actually had the same thoughts about ready player one when I read this article. It was such a interested book and being able to be part of something like that in real life sounds like it would take over my life.
4chan still has a very active community.
This seems like a much more interesting alternative to things like codewars. I'll definitely check it out.
I don't know if this was planned out by the author of this article by right as I read this sentence "At 1:19, 1:37, 2:30 and 2:48, you can hear, in quick succession, the clarinet crowing like a rooster, the cornet…
This article leaves me with a very sour taste in my mouth. I echo the sentiment that others have expressed about pawning off the work of connecting with the person in need to be a bad thing. I also don't think that just…
I like how simple and easy this is to use. At what point would costs of hosting something like this become too much?
Awesome site and idea! I hope you figure out how to work your bottlenecks out