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i have about 1000 stars collectively on my public GitHub repos and recruiters still ask me to do "coding interviews" i take this as an insult and reject instan
by ushakov 4y ago
i have about 1000 stars collectively on my public GitHub repos and recruiters still ask me to do "coding interviews"
i take this as an insult and reject instantly
no matter how much money and stock you offer, i'm not gonna bend my back over to prove anything to you (that's what resume and GitHub are for, fool)
luckily, i have saved enough money to not care about this shit
- linuxorbust 4y agoNot a programmer, but a sysadmin/devops. Once had an interview at about my 15-year mark as a Linux/Unix admin working for some household names. Punk kid interviewer asks me if I know how to add a user to a Linux server via command line and, if so, please take the marker and write the command on the whiteboard. Same kid asked me why I would choose Bash over the far superior zsh and other nonsense. Kid didn't, likely still doesn't, understand that methods don't often matter, results do. Needless to say, I didn't want the job working with people like him. I found a better job working for a government contractor doing more interesting stuff working for people who just wanted results, methods not even a consideration.
- glouwbug 4y ago6000 stars here. It doesn’t matter to be honest