greyostrich

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by greyostrich 10y ago
"Where are you having troubles with the interview process?" It's random. I pass resume screens, and I fail them. I'm just going to talk about phone screens for now. On-sites are an entirely different story, where a lot o
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by greyostrich 10y ago
Yes, being more saleslike would help. I have never tried it that way.
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by greyostrich 10y ago
I understand what you're suggesting. I do act very confident and unafraid to ask any questions. I don't act "desperate." When I voice my concerns through a forum, I do sound desperate because it's a way for me to vo
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by greyostrich 10y ago
A) Ok. That's my situation, so I will not disagree with it. B) I've only had one whiteboard technical interview ever, and I passed it. I've read and practiced Programming Interviews Exposed; and I've practiced up to and
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Ask HN: What happens to people who graduate and can't find an entry job?
42 points by greyostrich 10y ago|31 comments
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by greyostrich 10y ago
"Who is hiring" threads aren't useful for finding entry jobs. There are usually around two companies hiring for entry roles. I have tried applying for every one of them, and have never received a reply.
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by greyostrich 11y ago
For anyone else who reads this, I won't post my resume publicly due to privacy reasons (even if the details are garbled), and I like having tangible connections to people whom I receive advice from. So I will be e-mailing it.
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Ask HN: Questions About Resume for Entry Job
4 points by greyostrich 11y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: How does an average CS graduate get a job?
4 points by greyostrich 11y ago|3 comments