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by sudeepj 11y ago
While undergoing an MBA, one of the HR professor told the class which I still remember. That is "Good & competent candidates choose the companies they want to work with. Companies does not choose them." Its upto the org to mak
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by sudeepj 11y ago
Article like these make me wonder whether I work in a different world altogether :) Where I have worked (which are considerably big companies) we are "told" the salary raise during appraisal cycle. It is never open for negotiation
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by sudeepj 11y ago
True Words. Messages like these from celebs from other walks of life (e.g. Sachin Tendulkar) also echo the same message (directly or indirectly) i.e. work hard, respect others, give credit, be humble.
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by sudeepj 11y ago
Me and my wife use wunderlist's shared list feature for todo items.
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by sudeepj 11y ago
I am trying to learn assembly myself (for fun) and really appreciate this. Cool stuff!
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by sudeepj 11y ago
As far as I know, whatsapp had very few employees (about 50). I wonder how many of them were non-technical
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by sudeepj 11y ago
With the likes of github around and offering much better experience, sourceforge seems outdated anyway. The damage is already done.
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by sudeepj 11y ago
It is definitely a concern. Based on my experiences of meeting people from those states, things have start to change. But its slow.
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by sudeepj 11y ago
I am from India, which is second most populated country in the world. A generation ago, it was common for a couple having 3 to 4 kids. But now, even here most couples (in urban areas atleast) plan for atmost 1 kid. The sheer pace with which
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by sudeepj 11y ago
Wonder which car "rust" would be. I like the hard-to-spot text at the bottom though :) "If you're wondering about this choice of cars, and if they fit the facts; then repeat to yourself 'it's just a joke, I sho
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by sudeepj 11y ago
I won't put a candidate in a situation which I myself won't want to be in. While interviewing, I tell the candidate the problem and then leave the room. He is alone and comfortable (I hope). I check back after 30 min. If not done
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by sudeepj 12y ago
The fact that C++ is vast is well known. If a language supports some arcane things then it will end up in the code (even if its very less percentage wise). Because its arcane, most of the developers will not be able to deal with it effectiv
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by sudeepj 12y ago
Do u mean that one cannot store rainwater at all in US (some states)? Did not know that.
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by sudeepj 12y ago
There is nothing inherently wrong with hackathons. Software development is one of few disciplines in which one can cook-up something valuable quickly in few hours. Imagine medical students trying out this in their discipline :) However, the
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by sudeepj 12y ago
I recently changed my job and I am trying to figure out how the product works there so here is my strategy: 1. Knowing the actual purpose of the product(or system) is must. 2. Using the product yourself helps a lot. This gives you end-user
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by sudeepj 12y ago
Slightly indirectly related to PTO .. Fortunately, I had a great manager with whom I could talk freely on many subjects including this one. I had kind of "rebelled" once about the work-life balance. He did say one which stuck with
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by sudeepj 12y ago
My first open source project ... looking forward for a feedback
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Show HN: Python based driver to assemble automations from re-usable parts(github.com)
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