No (useful) code lives in a vacuum. What you write WILL need to be maintained if it is of any value to someone other than yourself. Write code so that others c

No (useful) code lives in a vacuum. What you write WILL need to be maintained if it is of any value to someone other than yourself. Write code so that others can read, understand and maintain. Don't be a code 'Magician'. Few people other than yourself will appreciate your 'Magic'. Its ok to be a 'Code Ninja' (whatever that means). In fact I think its demanded that you call yourself that so that you can bypass the recruiting/HR firewalls. Also make sure you note down that you have 10 more years of experience than the age of the technology itself. After all thats what the job posting said is the minimum experience needed.