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My guess was the Google line and "Plan on working ~100+ hours a week during sprints. If that scares you, don’t apply." The 100 hours is a little extreme, but I'
by bdalgaard 10y ago
My guess was the Google line and "Plan on working ~100+ hours a week during sprints. If that scares you, don’t apply." The 100 hours is a little extreme, but I've seen things similar to "If that scares you, don’t apply." in descriptions before.
- dalbin 10y agoSad but true : http://www.indeed.com/job/javascript-nodejs-socketio-ninja-9d5f71f068a2d332 http://www.indeed.com/job/javascript-nodejs-socketio-ninja-9... https://www.codeeval.com/company/EmailCherry/ https://www.codeeval.com/company/EmailCherry/
- daw___ 10y agoBoth from the same company? Wow.
- oriolid 10y agoI believe it's called hedging.
- xirdstl 10y agoFrom the first link: > Plan on working ~100+ hours a week during sprints And the second: > A lot of companies equate putting in long hours with productivity. We think thats nonsense.
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- SonicSoul 10y agowow.. so many gems in there advanced JS (jquery doesn't count, cmon). A big plus if you've scaled products to tens of millions of users We'd love it if you've dealt with optimizing DB clusters, hadoop, relational DBs, Mongo, Node.js ~100+ hours a week during sprints Unlimited vacation days it's like someone had a brain fart of a job description during a drinking session and then went "fuck it, hey Bob watch this. <submit>"
- gaius 10y agoAnd with less than 3 years experience!
- RKoutnik 10y agoAuthor here, nicely done. That's the two sources for the real quotes.