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So you mentioned you worked at Apple... twice, plus a bunch of other high profile companies & with 20 years of experience your interviewee techniques aren't rea
by skeeter2020 5y ago
So you mentioned you worked at Apple... twice, plus a bunch of other high profile companies & with 20 years of experience your interviewee techniques aren't really that applicable to almost everyone here. If someone ever responded like you say you do at the start of an interview my notes would read something like "lots of great experience, seems incredibly intelligent and skilled, total pretentious a-hole". You state a lot of desires for your employer and coworkers; I want to work with developers who are skilled, humble, joyful and nice.
- perl4ever 5y ago>You state a lot of desires for your employer and coworkers They also mention bubble sort a lot. Bubble sort.
- P_I_Staker 5y agoWhy bubble sort? Why?!?!?
- 734129837261 5y agoAnd Booking, now also twice. What can I say, Apple was fun. Stayed for 12 months and then I left. > If someone ever responded like you say you do at the start of an interview my notes would read something like "lots of great experience, seems incredibly intelligent and skilled, total pretentious a-hole". Well, I wouldn't act like I write on an anonymous online forum like this, obviously. So far I would say that most of my ex-colleagues would describe me as someone who is quiet, listens well, makes lots of notes on a paper, has a fancy pen with ink, and is surprisingly non-hipster despite all that. I'm very involved with helping other developers in my social network getting the most out of job interviews and salary negotiations. I know the right ways of getting the most out of performance reviews and how to nail an interview that would otherwise make one uncomfortable. But, point taken.