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Somewhat unsure of what you're implying by the tone, but reading through the issues linked above and these seem like... um, good things? I know I'd certainly va
by aba30 4y ago
Somewhat unsure of what you're implying by the tone, but reading through the issues linked above and these seem like... um, good things? I know I'd certainly value working at a company that debates things through RFCs, supports hackathons, and puts real effort into updating every repo to eliminate racist historical baggage from git branch names.
- tkiolp4 4y agoHackathons are (if any) for people in their 20s with no family/kids. For me companies doing hackathons is a red flag.
- statusgraph 4y agoCompany hackathons are rarely 24hr affairs and more "don't do your normal work during working hours"
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- dblock 4y agoMy daughter (second child) was born 4 days after I started at Artsy. Some of the best new ideas came from hackathons.
- epolanski 4y agoCan't see the link between the two statements.
- dblock 4y agoI worked at artsy in my 30s, and participated in many hackathons.
- gyroglitch 4y ago[dead]
- epolanski 4y agoWhether companies do hackatons, beer pong or whatever is irrelevant. What's relevant is whether being part of those is a discriminating factor for your career.