throwaway8610

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by throwaway8610 3y ago
Intired (involuntarily retired).
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
This is something I'm struggling with right now. It seems like there are endless opportunities but are they really opportunities if you can't get past the "leetcode or GTFO" barrier? And even if you do get past it that o
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
I interviewed as an iOS Developer. Took the initial screening quiz and did "exceptionally well" and was scheduled for an online interview with one of their interviewers. Online interview consisted of making some rather straightfor
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
Thanks. I'm just going by their website that indicates 4 months but I'm actually at 5 months. I've tried emailing support@triplebyte.com but have not gotten any response. My first time around I made it to the online in-perso
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
Has anyone been able to reapply to Triplebyte after an initial rejection? Somewhat relevant question as this is an article by Triplebyte and Harj who I understand is a YC partner. They say you can reapply after 4 months but I can't fi
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
Let's assume I have to spend a day doing "something" at your company to prove I'm worthy of an offer of employment. What if instead of 6 randomly generated interviews left up to the whims of the interviewer it was 6 inte
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
Taking your example [2]- how would you convince them you meet the requirements for PeopleSoft programming experience. That would seem to be the biggest hurdle as these jobs always seem to have very specific number of years requirements in a
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
I don't think anyone can definitively say whether having kids will make your life overall better or worse though we are culturally programmed to think it's always positive but the reality is not always that way. Though there will
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by throwaway8610 8y ago
Certainly do therapy if that makes sense to you and spend some time to find a therapist that really connects with you. One thing that has helped me meet people is becoming a "regular" at my local coffee shop. Not only do the baris