Dejobism

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by Dejobism 2y ago
Couldn't finish it. Way too slow, I'm not even halfway through. Does it pick up at some point? Is there a satisfying ending?
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by Dejobism 2y ago
That's really encouraging, thanks a lot.
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by Dejobism 2y ago
Very interesting, thanks. > I work for a FAANG in London and we have cross geo teams in US (California mainly, some in WA). Anyone interested in relocating to the US teams needs to work for at least a year in the UK office before they ar
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by Dejobism 2y ago
Thank you, will do!
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by Dejobism 2y ago
Thanks a lot! Questions: - how soon did you get into the US during your journey? Was it a couple years in Europe, then immediately L1, then waiting 8 years for a green card? More like starting a job and moving 5 years later? - do you expect
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by Dejobism 2y ago
Also would like to know how I should present this to the local company. Can I tell them "I want to work for you but I'm aiming to get US residency", and ask them if they would commit to that? Or do I need to work for a year o
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Ask HN: Chances of immigrating to the US through a multinational company?
7 points by Dejobism 2y ago|12 comments
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Crowdsourcing Diagnosis for Patients with Undiagnosed Illnesses (2016)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by Dejobism 2y ago|0 comments
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by Dejobism 3y ago
> Your limited experience - internship as work history - will already allude to the fact that you don't have interview experience. Sorry if my OP wasn't clear, I'm in a real, permanent job. I meant that I was selected for
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Ask HN: How to change jobs with almost no interviewing experience?
75 points by Dejobism 3y ago|42 comments
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by Dejobism 3y ago
Not a US citizen but thanks for the info! Will check if something similar exists for my situation.
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by Dejobism 3y ago
I really should have mentioned that I’m not American, I just want to work there in the future. Point taken about selection though! I’m thinking I could network with academics while working on implementing papers, etc. Do you think the selec
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by Dejobism 3y ago
I didn’t think to say it because masters are basically undergrad and a requirement for engineer positions in my country (European 3-2-3 year system). Thanks for the advice! I’ll think hard about whether I really want to do this.
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by Dejobism 3y ago
My thinking too. But maybe those savings aren’t enough to pay for compute while I’m practicing :)
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by Dejobism 3y ago
That would be nice. But I’m not from a great school and don’t have a lot of published research (co-authored a few papers where I wasn’t the main contributor). I thought maybe that would be a better choice in a few years with a better CV.
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by Dejobism 3y ago
I do have an MS in DS/ML, but thanks for the advice. Now, if I were to look for ML engineering positions after that hiatus, would that change the answer? I already have some experience in that. (I should have been clearer that I’m not
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Ask HN: Taking a hiatus to learn more ML?
5 points by Dejobism 3y ago|14 comments