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Opportunityspotting
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Career Management
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Staying Technical
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The Cardinal Sin
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Kihon, Kata, and Kumite
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Managing Managers
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How to fail
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Status reports
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What do technical managers do, anyway?
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Agree completely.
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Hard Problems
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Learn on someone else's dime
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An elegant data type for a more civilized age
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Building a Better Developer
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How to be a star
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How to prepare for technical interviews
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True (I hope), true, and VERY true. :)
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Ouch, not so much fun. I should have been much more specific that this post was about getting interviews at companies, not getting agencies to put you into their mill. There are some good recruiting agencies, but the problem is there's no
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It's an interesting point - true "recruiters" are typically much more limited in their ability to evaluate resumes, which is why hiring managers do the resume review at TripAdvisor (I wasn't being precise in my usage). In reference to your
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Why won't anyone talk to me? What recruiters look for in a resume
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Screwing up the technical interview - common mistakes
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Various approaches to a simple interview problem
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15y ago
If you start at a large company with a reputation for only hiring top candidates, you will start your career with a higher salary, a great company on your resume, and experience in how world-class companies do things (both good and bad). Th