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also the test was 4 programming questions with no way to test/run them and the "syntax highlighting" in the text window only highlighted whatever it felt like writing c# freehand is a pain in the dick when i only ever write it using the One True IDE Visual Studio
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School of How posted:if this actually happens, then wouldn't it also happen in other industries? have you ever heard of a doctor having another doctor tell him the answers during a phine interview? an accountant being told the answers by another accountant? a plumber with another plumber telling the answers to a plumber taking a phone interview? i can confirm it happens with accountants source: in-law is a CPA
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a federal job i applied to asked for and called all my references before i did a phone interview. they were asked about specific technologies i knew but none of them were computer touchers that knew what i did/used. about 5 months later i got an e-mail saying they decided not to hire anyone.
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Luigi Thirty posted:aaaaaag the waiting
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my linkedin profile is a picture of a cat with my skills/interests as "cats, baking, .NET" and i still get recruiters messaging me, usually about F# stuff
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programming embedded showed me that you can simulate some kind of state machine by throwing an ugly switch statement inside a for-loop at least i think thats what it was supposed to be
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