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> Or are those type of companies just unrealistic? In Silicon Valley? There may be employment, but there are any number of people applying, and some of them ar
by lutusp 13y ago
> Or are those type of companies just unrealistic?
In Silicon Valley? There may be employment, but there are any number of people applying, and some of them are more productive than others.
Look on the bright side -- either they were wrong to fire you, in which case you're better off, or they were right to fire you, in which case you're better off.
> How do you guys deliver code/value fast on the first days without knowing their codebase at all?
Two weeks isn't the "first days," two days is. But don't agonize over this, just acquire more experience and be optimistic about your future.
- brianmcc 13y agoTwo weeks is still far, far too soon to be making any kind of decision like this. Two weeks in you're still working out which way is up. http://randsinrepose.com/archives/ninety-days/ http://randsinrepose.com/archives/ninety-days/
- lutusp 13y ago> Two weeks is still far, far too soon to be making any kind of decision like this. Not in modern times, and apparently not for this employer. As I said, the OP is probably better off without this experience.