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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
One thing I do with take-home exercises after I'm done interviewing with a company is adapting them and then open-sourcing them (obviously removing identifying information about the company). This has really helped me and I have more s
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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
IMHO a better way would be: - A non-trivial take-home exercise and give them a week or two to complete. This should have higher weight on the decision instead of the "Google doc coding" as most likely that's the type of code
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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
I used to work at another BigCorp (around $150,000/yr) and really thought Google pays competitively, but boy was I wrong. Here are two offers that I received recently: 1. Small company: around $160,000/yr + equity 2. Google: no ex
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Front End coding exercises I wrote for practice
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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
I've used Quill for a large production app and generally it works well, so I appreciate the work that has gone into it. With that said, it falls a bit short on in-depth documentation and the source code is a bit hard to digest.
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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
The Web isn't going anywhere as society today heavily depends on it for all kinds of solutions. Just think how many things we do these days on the Web. So with that said, gaining the knowledge to build useful applications on the Web wi
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by 345tw4erfd 8y ago
Calling this "nefarious-linkedin" when it's obvious that LinkedIn is trying to protect itself from unauthorized data collection shows that the developer is either seeking for attention or didn't really look into the purp