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Crowded offices can be good for climbing a learning curve. The biggest problem most of the interns would face would be setting up their systems, getting the bui
by wisty 17y ago
Crowded offices can be good for climbing a learning curve. The biggest problem most of the interns would face would be setting up their systems, getting the build to work, and figuring out how to integrate stuff into the system.
Lots of communication is good for that.
If they needed to do any deep thinking, I hoped they would have been allowed to work from home for a day.
- Groxx 17y agoCrowded offices can be good for climbing a learning curve. Exactly my experience for my first internship, though it was far from that crowded. We picked up C# and a large framework (and some, a second language) well enough to be productive in a week and a half. (my top-level comment has more details)