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931.
by ugh123 12y ago
Or just stop hiring assholes
932.
by ugh123 12y ago
I can't tell if you are serious or making a joke. All that guy does is talk about startup culture and not about actively growing his business (and being successful at it).
933.
by ugh123 12y ago
Probably couldn't have hurt to reach out to the recruiter and/or hiring manager and make a personal case for yourself.
934.
by ugh123 12y ago
Did they plan on making you an offer after just a phone screen and a reference check? If they still planned on doing an in-person I wouldn't let them go near my references until the very last step.
935.
by ugh123 12y ago
You were experimenting with code on the production server? If not, do you have automated tests?
936.
by ugh123 12y ago
If you're talented with a strong, provable track record you can negotiate 150-180k easily. With that, though, expect equity < 1% which is normal.
937.
by ugh123 12y ago
>I met one of the founders (I can't remember which of the two) at a conference in 2010 The article says Fab was launched June 9, 2011.
938.
by ugh123 12y ago
Robert, I didn't know everyone at Accenture were such great psychologists!
939.
by ugh123 12y ago
What i've seen so far in the comments is that the ones hiring out of these programs are mostly publisher/content sites largely working within some kind of cms. This is mostly simple web dev and likely pays less than $100/k e
940.
by ugh123 12y ago
>A decent home in a good school district is around $2.5m in the Bay Area Reference please? I've looked for homes in good school districts and found your number not even close (its much less). See Zillow
941.
by ugh123 12y ago
Harry, I don't think you've been around long enough to work with enough recruiters.
942.
by ugh123 12y ago
Just an extension of the scummy tech recruiter industry we have currently.
943.
by ugh123 12y ago
Why don't you explain the type of products and/or company you want to work with rather than post some generic job title? Regardless, this is a hiring thread for mostly tech jobs. Project/program manager doesn't really fi
944.
by ugh123 12y ago
> I would sign up for a subscription immediately Oh really? How about every other site on the net you visit? nytimes? buzzfeed? facebook? other-random-content-site? You're telling me you'd rather pay for each and every site yo
945.
by ugh123 12y ago
Its not actually, if you define the work done in a specific way.
946.
by ugh123 12y ago
If this is your first dev position then you're probably replaceable and won't have much negotiating power in the end.
947.
by ugh123 12y ago
BMI has never been fully trusted. Partly for the reason you bring up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index#Limitations_and...
948.
by ugh123 12y ago
This is really just a spreadsheet still with a graph at the end. Would be more valuable if you actually show the ways to raise your HDL, and how to lower blood pressure, etc. Perhaps grab some data from some reputable health websites.
949.
by ugh123 12y ago
Theres not much Mixpanel can compete with anymore. You're too expensive for more than the most simple, low traffic setups and your support is terrible. I've emailed you several times after dealing with your support team and neve
950.
by ugh123 12y ago
Police have enormous protection from their unions. Their internal investigation units are often staffed with people directly affiliated with the union or former police personnel. This is often the reason why they can run with no accountab
951.
by ugh123 12y ago
That was a very useful comment, thank you.
952.
by ugh123 12y ago
> it is plausible for someone who is administrativaphobic Okay. But then you shouldn't really call oneself a CEO.
953.
by ugh123 12y ago
Also due to political managers that want to increase their head-count to give the impression they have more power.
954.
by ugh123 12y ago
>No. That's not how the internet works. Nobody PUSHES data. People PULL data. Uh, I don't think he meant it the way you took it. I think he knows how network traffic works.
955.
by ugh123 12y ago
Can you let us know what company this is?
956.
by ugh123 12y ago
No, just stop. Listen to what the parent says here. You made it hard for anyone to review your code because of all the framework misdirection. He/she also reports on your liberal mixing of ui and game state code in javascript which p
957.
by ugh123 12y ago
Then clearly you don't understand how to use your framework, or you don't understand how to run a webserver. Saying "I would have made it.. but..." is certainly not something i'd let fly in my dev team. I've t