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My least favorite thing as a candidate is applying to a job and then you talk to someone who wants you to apply to a bunch of totally different jobs and you never hear about the original one again. It would be nice if everywhere had clearly marked recruiter stuff so that I could just avoid them.
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Jo posted:Ugh. I completely agree. Part of me understands why this happens: recruiters are actively incentivised to try and get as many people hired as possible (and are sometimes profoundly ignorant to the nuance of the technologies). Not a great excuse, but an explanation. I mean, the worst is when the original job they message you about pays pretty well and then you call them back and they try and casually slip in that the other job they're suggesting pays like half as much. Then it's just like, outright dishonest.
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Sex Bumbo posted:I flew out to interview somewhere so I could video conference with people like ten blocks from where I live in the I city I flew away from. I made it explicitly clear over email I have no intention of moving, but figured I'd work remotely or something. That may be difficult to beat.
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Mar 22, 2016 00:36
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Isn't the traditional improvement on the recursive version to implement a cache?
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