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This is pretty cool, actually. It's neat to see a prominent company * actively advertising open source contributions * not requiring endless whiteboarding ses
by passivepinetree 10y ago
This is pretty cool, actually. It's neat to see a prominent company
* actively advertising open source contributions
* not requiring endless whiteboarding sessions
* wanting to review past projects as a large part of the interview
- wildpeaks 10y agoI recall the creator of the open source library D3.js also used to work there and did a lot great interactive pieces for articles. Their open source blog is also quite interesting: https://open.blogs.nytimes.com https://open.blogs.nytimes.com
- jashkenas 10y agoHe certainly did: https://www.nytimes.com/by/mike-bostock https://www.nytimes.com/by/mike-bostock
- vinhboy 10y agoI've been looking through hundreds of job ads for about a month now. This is honestly one of the best. They are putting emphasis on your passionate and fit, rather listing random technology stacks and bs requirements. Bravo NYTimes. Proving again that you get it.
- jeremyjbowers 10y agoThank you. We worked hard on our last two or three job advertisements. This represents the culmination of probably 8 months of conversation and experimentation.
- jeremyjbowers 10y agoWe open-source an awful lot of our code, including our entire 2016 general election codebase. https://github.com/newsdev/ https://github.com/newsdev/