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Zvez
4y ago
well, no. First companies usually have separate interview for 'cultural fit'. Second, the thing with discriminations, they can be quite hidden. The 'leetcode style tasks' can be performed very differently. If I as inter
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4y ago
in my experience the team needs critical mass of decent developers. And by 'decent' I don't mean all-knowing experienced beasts. I mean adequate devs with ability to listen and to be wrong. If team has it, better devs natural
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Zvez
4y ago
I did such thing at least twice (unintentionally). Usually there is a quite simple way to overcome this - cultivate review process and some some of tech meetings, where your '10x dev' can talk about their approach and others have
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Zvez
4y ago
I think you mix a lot of different problems into one. >I can't bare the endless meetings, constant micromanagement This _can_ be fixed. Even if by switching team or even jobs. With some experience you start to understand in what tea
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Zvez
4y ago
Your argument is quite usual in this sort of discussion and it mostly comes from dev managers or TLs who are almost gone to the 'other side'. I (everyone?) agree that software development is not only programming/writing code.
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Zvez
5y ago
Just to add up to comments explaining why it won't work. I'm from Kazakhstan, but I'm more or less indistinguishable from Russian. Russians in Kazakhstan basically consume the same media Russia citizens do. So I can't ev
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Zvez
5y ago
Not really. Civilians are certainly affected by sanctions. But government itself, oligarches, people with power are affected much more. Also making population unhappy gradually is a good motivation to make some changes. But here it will af
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5y ago
WAT? Do you have any proofs with real appliance to NATO from Russia? I don't remember that, apart from some usual russian rhetorics how they ask USA (for some reason) to allow them into the NATO and for some reason USA (not nato) didn&
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5y ago
(disclaimer, I'm russian but not Russia citizen, but I 'experienced the culture' for 30 years) This is wrong. There is not so much special russian 'mentality' left in Russia, not in the big cities. People there have
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5y ago
do you happen to have any links to such documents, preferably originals? Because it sounds suspicious that US agreed on some conditions for whole NATO. Especially by the time when USSR basically lost any leverage and couldn't dictate a
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5y ago
I worked in Russia and used to think this way too. But once we managed to hire person how couldn't code. At all. He was intelligent during the interview, talked his way through system design section. But during the probation period he
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5y ago
> I am on HN after all, which tells you I care more about software development as a skill than some of my coworkers well, if you measure skills by amount of time people spend on HN, I think you miss something. Yeah, you don't have t
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5y ago
I'm shocked how many support or at least 'it is ok' comments here, so I won't go to tell my opinion about OP or if this is acceptable in general. Instead just my personal answer. Yeah, I lie about how much time I put to
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Zvez
5y ago
By this logic children can't have any surgical procedures, because u need to consent for that. That's why children have legal representatives.
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5y ago
yeah, for some reason it is a trend to call some basic coding interview problems as something from 'competitive programming'. While in reality it is just on of the metrics of interview - make sure you can code. While some compani
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5y ago
> People memorize leetcode and think they're gods of CS how fast you go from 'all levels below gold' to this while probably such people do exist (never actually met someone who tried to memorize concrete solutions), they h
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5y ago
but what if you don't want to be identified? Because to claim panel you most probably have to provide some evidence it is you. on the other hand, what if you don't know/don't care about some google panel about you. But o
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Zvez
5y ago
I suppose quite a lot of developers from Google read HN. Do you have any internal blog or some other social media to post this? Or google is so big you can't do anything even from inside? Because I worked in similarly big (although no
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5y ago
You really need to go to couple of job interviews and generally look around for things you want to do. It doesn't mean you should instantly switch your job, but you obviously lack perspective. You need to understand how easy of IT to f
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5y ago
even in medium-sized companies cto often participates in hiring process for high-level engineers. Basically the rule is if you are hiring person you are gonna interact often, you want to evaluate him yourself
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5y ago
>that remote workers will get fewer promotions, lower ratings, etc I don't believe it works like that. U get fewer promotion not because you are remote worker. The problem is that you can become less valuable resource, who can effec
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5y ago
The decision-making process much (and by high margin) more effective in-person. Email is too slow, chat is too frustrating (too many back-and-forth messages just to make sure everyone on the same understanding level). The simple questions (
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Zvez
5y ago
tldr if you need social interaction you need to go out and do social interactions Anyway for me the only thing that sort of works is group sport sessions. I swim and go to group trainings twice a week. It doesn't get me any real friend
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6y ago
Not sure if useful for anybody, but here is my story. I have no real cs-background, I just liked computers in high school and participated in some local programming contests. I started working on my 4th year of uni. It was java enterprise.
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Zvez
7y ago
I hope it would not. I'd rather spend my time becoming better and still have ability to choose good place, then learn how to act 'right' just to keep my job.
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Bad Programming in Java Is Dangerous
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15y ago
"The relationships exist only in the database" Entity Person contains collection of entity ContactInfo. In DB we have tables PERSON, CONTACT_INFO and foreign key from CONTACT_INFO to PERSON. What the difference in relations in code (between
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Zvez
15y ago
If you have entity with 10 fields and 5 nested collections (which may also have more nested objects) and you need load full object for edit (and save it after), it will be more than '2-3 line'