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> He did like a 75% good job. I'd say a 75% good job for a fresh grad is a really good score. Explaining technical jargon to the computer illiterate is not rea
by flukus 9y ago
> He did like a 75% good job.
I'd say a 75% good job for a fresh grad is a really good score. Explaining technical jargon to the computer illiterate is not really something you can learn at school.
- cushychicken 9y ago>Explaining technical jargon to the computer illiterate is not really something you can learn at school ...but, yet, probably should be.
- nulagrithom 9y agoNot to mention he shouldn't have to in this instance. He's talking to someone who's recruiting for technical positions. At a big-name company like this, is it really too much to ask that someone understand the basics of the technology and they're recruiting for? I mean, I explain technical jargon all day long, sure, but I work at a trucking company. Still, my interview process certainly didn't run in to any problem like this, and had it, I can assure you I would've been met with no resistance with the given explanation...
- isostatic 9y ago> Explaining technical jargon to the computer illiterate is not really something you can learn at school. How can you not learn that - how else can you talk to IT/Conputer teachers?