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Private Speech posted:it feels like they're just cargo-culting google/amazon more than anything This is basically how technical interviews are designed everywhere.
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raminasi posted:my favorite feature of LinkedIn is that ignoring recruiters costs them money 
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Google has a few SRE books out there. This one was the first they wrote and is meant to explain how they view SRE work. It's worth a look and definitely dispels the notion that an SRE is not an SWE.
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qsvui posted:lol i have to give a presentation for my interview. is this common? has anyone done anything like this? I've run into that a few times, but for various "scientist" roles. What are you interviewing for?
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I'd take a presentation over a whiteboard round any day.
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https://twitter.com/JohnCleese/status/1273352081718472706 https://twitter.com/JohnCleese/status/1273352694950801413
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They're probably still not going to hire anyone over 25.
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There's a good chance that the recruiter and hiring manager were not on the same page until after your interview. Hanlon's razor and all that.
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Jul 1, 2020 18:33
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They have an internal candidate but need to make a public posting to comply with The Rules.
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Jul 7, 2020 22:52
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That looks like a typo for 1-2+, which has its own issues, but it at least doesn't require time travel.
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Jul 9, 2020 18:28
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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware / Software Crap > YOSPOS > interviewing: senior experience, junior remuneration
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Tech Sector Job Interviews Assess Anxiety, Not Software Skillsquote:A new study from North Carolina State University and Microsoft finds that the technical interviews currently used in hiring for many software engineering positions test whether a job candidate has performance anxiety rather than whether the candidate is competent at coding. The interviews may also be used to exclude groups or favor specific job candidates.
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Jul 16, 2020 01:41
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Having Amazon on your resume would make a big difference in your next job search. Keep that in mind.
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The Management posted:if a company gave you a take home test that took 10 hours to complete, I’d suggest telling them to gently caress off. 
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raminasi posted:if there is a risk that the company actually cannot afford you, it is sometimes worth answering that question Yes and yes.
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Jul 25, 2020 19:09
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No matter what you have in your interview process, a substantial fraction of your candidates are going to hate it. That's just life.
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Schadenboner posted:I mean, moving to Ohio is rarely a "net-positive transaction" (as the kids say these days)? Columbus is an underrated city, but yeah, the state kinda sucks.
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Jul 26, 2020 18:42
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I don't think one page is a hard limit, but you should definitely put anything you really want people to see there. Certainly by the end of the second page every reader will have already made up their mind, so there's no value in going past that.
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Keep in mind too that having Amazon on your resume is going to open a lot of doors down the line.
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ThePeavstenator posted:How important are CVs when applying to big tech companies? Your resume/CV doesn't matter that much once you get to the interview stage, but it's the most important thing to get you there. Before any conversations happen, the document is all the company knows about you, and it's what they're using to decide whether to talk to you in the first place.
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I'd write a cover letter if I were guaranteed a response, but taking the time to write one and hearing nothing stings worse than just hearing nothing in the first place. As a result, I don't write cover letters any more.
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Aug 4, 2020 17:20
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Check glassdoor to see if there are salaries posted for the position you're interviewing for. If not, do some research on the market range in their geographic area. Either way ask for something near the top of the range.
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PIZZA.BAT posted:the tech poc take home assignment that i did two weeks ago? they knocked me an entire title because i didnt prepare a powerpoint presentation for the demo. i was hoping that maybe today’s interview would provide a different angle and maybe allow me to clarify things. lol nope Did they at any point indicate that you should make slides? Or is that just something that they assumed you would know to do? PIZZA.BAT posted:you nailed it. saw some nasty comments on their glassdoor regarding no respect for work life balance. guess i know the story behind those now I'd be seriously tempted to say what I actually thought. It's easy to say that when I don't have to actually make the call, but I'd be thinking seriously about it.
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Bored Online posted:their end of the bargain Unless you have something in writing, they haven't made a bargain. Your boss might have the best of intentions, but unless they take some action to back up what they say, it's just talk, and talk is cheap.
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FMguru posted:being unemployed sends the strong signal to many potential employers that you are damaged goods in some way 
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Aug 6, 2020 16:19
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It basically comes down to whether your short term pain is enough to justify having to go through the hiring process again in a year or so when the overqualified candidate leaves. It might be, but that's a call for your team to make.
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Interesting problems Social value Good pay If you can get two, you're doing well. All three seems to be a pipe dream.
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Finance might be OK if you stay the gently caress away from traders. I didn't and boy howdy was that miserable.
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Check Indeed. I think recruiter spam is at a pretty low level right now. No one's really hiring.
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Aug 24, 2020 02:48
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In my last search Indeed consistently had the most relevant postings. Maybe it depends on geography and specialty.
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PIZZA.BAT posted:otoh is it really a bad thing if your company knows you're looking? It's pretty bad if your company has a policy of firing anyone even suspected to be disloyal.
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Aug 24, 2020 16:27
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raminasi posted:i remember the guy who didn’t believe that recursion was real. not didn’t think of it, not bad at it, not couldn’t analyze it. refused to believe that a function calling itself could ever possibly work. 20 years of experience. A colleague of mine interviewed a guy who, when asked about the complexity of a piece of code, stated that it was complicated because it had a lot of loops.
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Pile Of Garbage posted:idk about the US...on the other hand i guess if you lived somewhere with no legally mandated leave accrual or pay-outs then employers might be more "flexible" (read: actually screw you over) Sounds like you do know about the US.
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DuckConference posted:i think the ivy league bias was more of a thing around 2005-2010, it doesn't seem to still be a big limiter these days The old money kids aren't studying CS or applying to jobs at your company.
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Most companies would've stopped talking to you after turning you down for the first position, so it's unusual, but not bad.
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