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We need candidates who have 3+ years of Picard hammers with WireWright nail systems (especially looking for WireWright 6d and 10d experience). Please no open-s
by dsr_ 8y ago
We need candidates who have 3+ years of Picard hammers with WireWright nail systems (especially looking for WireWright 6d and 10d experience).
Please no open-source hammer-and-nails people.
- silversconfused 8y agoWhat? Why? I just lovingly forged this hammer shaped thing and some crude nails for you! Surely they are as good as any off the shelf hammer and nails! In fact, 70% of this whole village was built with these little puppies!
- pseudocodon 8y agoI'm sorry, but this coding challenge was just intended to be a demonstration of your skills. We ask you to write the code "as if it were going to be deployed to production" because we want to assess your talent, but we don't actually intend to deploy your code to production. We regret to inform you that we've decided to hire another applicant.
- dsr_ 8y agoThe recruiter can't answer these questions; they were told by HR. The recruiter does not know that when HR asked the manager what tools the team had, the manager picked up the nearest hammer - it was a Picard - and then picked up two boxes of nails and said "these are the ones we use the most". HR helpfully copied over the information from the side of the box and then specified 3 years because the manager said that they wanted people who could be trusted with a hammer and nails already.
- bryanrasmussen 8y agoWhen all you have is an open source hammer every nail can be configured to be hit.