Yaziyumaru

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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
Could be, I know alot of developers here who work for GoodGames and InnoGames. I think GG did a batch of firings semi-recently but I don't recall hearing about anybody not being paid. Then again I'm not German so I miss out on som
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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
I mean I'm a Canadian working in Germany and to me it seems like Mayday is very similar conceptually to the American/Canadian Labour Day idea, but I will agree work-life balance is better here.
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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
I found the job on StackOverflow Jobs. There was an online test, some online video interviews, and then an in-person interview. The visa I have is this one: http://www.bluecard-eu.de/eu-blue-card-germany/ I had to scan
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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
Immigration to Germany as a skilled worker was very easy for me.
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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
Any major city still has low wage workers, but for Software Engineering many of the positions in Vancouver are not proportional to the cost of living. I grew up near Vancouver and am currently working in Germany because I was getting better
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by Yaziyumaru 10y ago
C# Developer here, I think C# is an incredibly good language and the Microsoft ecosystem is moving in a much better direction. You have way more options for OSS nowadays and you don't have to be as reliant on Microsoft's black-box
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by Yaziyumaru 11y ago
This is true of my position in Germany as well, but from what I understand it rarely works out like that. Unless you are leaving a company at a critical juncture they likely don't want to keep an unmotivated employer there for three m
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by Yaziyumaru 11y ago
It might be true that the majority are coming out of top tech schools, I really have no way of knowing that. However, I'm skeptical about how important the school is to Google as an employer given their rigorous screening process. Comi
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by Yaziyumaru 11y ago
I don't think this is true, I went to a very small not well known college in Canada and a classmate of mine went straight to Google after finishing his CS degree. Good companies generally hire off of provable skills not "how early
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Ask HN: Finding International Work as a Canadian Junior Developer
1 points by Yaziyumaru 12y ago|0 comments
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by Yaziyumaru 12y ago
Location: Nanaimo, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (America and Europe preferred) Technologies/Skills: C++, Java, Ruby (Rails), C# (ASP.net MVC) Javascript (Node.js, JQuery), HTML5/CSS3 Perl, Python Lisp,
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by Yaziyumaru 12y ago
Great, these are exactly what I was looking for. Thanks
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Ask HN: Finding work in another country as Junior Developer
1 points by Yaziyumaru 12y ago|2 comments