> While enjoying a nice free meal in Harvard Square, he has the opportunity to ask these successful engineers questions about their current work. If he likes th

> While enjoying a nice free meal in Harvard Square, he has the opportunity to ask these successful engineers questions about their current work. If he likes the company, all he has to do is accept the company’s standing invitation to interview on campus the next morning. What? That sounds almost comical. It seems obviously false, but just in case I will ask: Is that really what happens at Harvard? > Anthony goes to a state school near the town where he grew up. He is top in his class, as well as a self-taught programmer, having gone above and beyond his coursework to hack together some apps. Are these "todo list" apps or legit impressive feats? If the former, it almost has no value. If the latter, they will have absolutely no problem getting hired.