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good for you. your mindset is only working to the advantage of your employer (maybe i should say pimp). no one else in our industry. in our program we had to w
by b20000 5y ago
good for you. your mindset is only working to the advantage of your employer (maybe i should say pimp). no one else in our industry.
in our program we had to work in team on projects besides doing our own. maybe you went to a shitty program.
- TameAntelope 5y agoI am the employer, and I didn’t go to any program. But more importantly, if you think a group project is anything at all reflective of daily software development, you’re exactly the candidate I’m trying to put under a microscope. Honestly, your downright terrible attitude would disqualify you well before any technical questions.
- b20000 5y agogood, go to a program, then come back and we can have a discussion.
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- Jensson 5y agoDo you tell the interviewer that when they ask you if you can work in a team? They can't know the quality of your education or the merits of your experience, and you can't demand that they go out and look at exactly how the courses you took are structured or how those groups are evaluated or run. It doesn't matter if the program you personally took was good preparation, if most programs sucks then people will assume that your program also sucked since you have no other way to separate yourself from those who went to those sucky programs.
- b20000 5y agobut you do. if you went to a decent program you will have built software that you can show, and show the source code for and discuss it. no need for any leetcode.
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- TameAntelope 5y agoI wouldn't waste my time.