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Not just "C++" but usually they want C++ experience that is very relevant to precisely what the hiring manager wants. Maybe I'm sour-grapes, but I got pretty f
by ryanianian 6y ago
Not just "C++" but usually they want C++ experience that is very relevant to precisely what the hiring manager wants.
Maybe I'm sour-grapes, but I got pretty far through a HFT loop only to get turned away because I didn't have any experience with the particular boost library they were using. (A library that will be mostly obsolete by C++20) They said that this was common in the industry.
- logicchains 6y ago>because I didn't have any experience with the particular boost library they were using. (A library that will be mostly obsolete by C++20) Brave of you to assume they'd be able to use C++20. Unfortunately HFTs are just as susceptible to "stuck on an ancient version of GCC" as any other C++ shop, so maybe you dodged a bullet there.