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I'm just tired of the whole tech interview process. I've prepped for days for interviews only to have them fall apart because they asked something I hadn't prep
by UncleOxidant 6y ago
I'm just tired of the whole tech interview process. I've prepped for days for interviews only to have them fall apart because they asked something I hadn't prepped for or some kind of gotchya riddle was asked. What I've found works best is to just convince myself I really don't care either way if I get the job or not - that's when I do my best. When I really want the job, that's when I do my worst.
While I'm currently not working (for money, anyway) I'm fortunate to be in a position to not have to look for work. That could change, of course (for example, if the SCOTUS strikes down the ACA I'll need to find a job with insurance). Just thinking about interviewing in this current environment makes my stomach tie up in knots. But for now, I'll be over here working on my own interesting problems.
- coin 6y agoA lot of the interview process is luck - the questions they ask, the person interviewing, and their mood/interest.