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I've had employers ask me to bring my own laptop and have me write my code on it in front of them. That reduces the "whiteboard effect" tremendously.
by j_baker 17y ago
I've had employers ask me to bring my own laptop and have me write my code on it in front of them. That reduces the "whiteboard effect" tremendously.
- WorkerBee 17y agoI'd fail: I don't own a laptop.
- Luyt 17y agoThat would be a good solution for me, too. For example: It's years ago since I used Visual C on Windows, but I use C++Builder daily. I can whip up a good looking, surprise-free, standards-adhering, well behaved GUI in minutes and flesh it out to a fully functional application without hesitation in the hours after. If you'd put me behind Visual C I'd probably be looking for minutes to find the Dialog Editor (errr.... is that Windows Forms nowadays? Hmmm, I should give .Net a look someday).