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Good for her. I look forward to a day when "I work for Yahoo" will again be a phrase that can be said with meaning.

• strandev 14y ago
  It's not going to mean something due to more rigorous filters.
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• nawitus 14y ago
  In the future it'll mean "I got the job because I have a piece of paper from certain universities, not because I showed my talent in other ways".
  • seivan 14y ago
    I genuinely wonder if they ask the question "What have you built, and may we look and go through the source together". Doesn't that seem better than papers? I mean as a software engineer, design and product side of things. Open source, API's, client side apps and etc.
    • fieryeagle 14y ago
      For non-open source stuff, those pesky NDAs say "You shall not pass !!!". I think it's a very good idea, still. My two cent is, the reverse can be applied by showing the interviewee some source codes/designs/product.Good programmers definitely cringe at the sight of bad code and excite at sight of good stuff. Same can be said for designers with...well, designs. Rather low cost consulting too for the company who does that. Win-win situation.