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Definitely agree with the first part. The most important thing you interview for is passion and any discussion that lets the candidate show that more is great.
by arcbyte 3y ago
Definitely agree with the first part. The most important thing you interview for is passion and any discussion that lets the candidate show that more is great.
Hard disagree on the bit about uncle Bob. Everything he says isn't gold but his take on clean architecture and use case driven development is pure magic.
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- galoisscobi 3y agoWhat has he built other than peddling his books and courses that we use on a daily basis? I don’t know if he meets the bar of an exemplary engineer by that standard. Coders at work was a far better resource in that regard, every person that was interviewed has made significant impact in the world of computing and is discussing hard earned lessons about building software.
- arcbyte 3y ago> What has he built other than peddling his books He wrote the books. That's what he did. What was in the books let me build things faster and with more malleability that has been a game changer in my career.