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deniswolf
1y ago
Considering the discourse of the past two years and personal experience, I am afraid to say that yes, those are most likely very real people who very openly ignore 50% of the context and generalize their hate towards a whole population of a
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deniswolf
13y ago
I was born in one of the poorest countries in Asia, so I can imagine rather low quality of life and working conditions. And I know pretty well that people who work in real old school sweatshops will never read this article. By other hand, i
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deniswolf
13y ago
Thanks :)
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deniswolf
13y ago
If recruiters from the company well known for free hackers culture are doing this today - I would assume that less open companies could start free working month practices tomorrow. It seems like it was a mistake and miscommunication. I coul
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deniswolf
13y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I have heard a lot of good things about Facebook before - and my totally opposite experience was one of the reason for exaggerated reaction. I agree that there are jobs where I would love to spend days, w
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deniswolf
13y ago
An update was published after Facebook's representative contacted me. Let's hope I was the only guy who was treated in such an ugly way.
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deniswolf
13y ago
Voluntarily - it's awesome. I'm trying to code out of office as much as possible - doing toy projects or checking on interesting open-source code. The problem, from my point of view, is that they think it's acceptable to dema
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deniswolf
13y ago
But they automatically send this without even talking to person. They already assume that it's fine and I should be happy to do so. That's why I call it sweatshop approach.
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deniswolf
13y ago
I'm afraid that Facebook will make a precedent that will turn 10 hours free coding in a standard, moreover - before even a phone interview.
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deniswolf
13y ago
The point is - it was BEFORE phone/person interview. I actually like coding during the interview - when I in person can show my skills and approach - it just helps to understand each other. I have been to several interviews with 1-3h c
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deniswolf
13y ago
If it would be a real time interview - for sure. But after sending CV I just got that mail with task. Let me underline it - they never TALKED to me. They asked if I want to send them CV - and right after I got this. I don't have any pr
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deniswolf
13y ago
Yup, agreed with this completely. But it doesn't mean this is a right way. I definitely don't want end up in a future 10 years later where every company asks for unpaid work as an interview taking example from the Big Guys. Do you
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deniswolf
13y ago
Thanks. Yeah, I understand how it seems to be childish, but I couldn't expect this behavior and approach from Facebook, known for it's great open culture. It rather reminded me too strongly about my employer (tiny tech sales compa
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deniswolf
13y ago
10 hours. It's the time I have spent last week for some open-source coding. I was happy to give my time for free to those projects I supported. It's about 10 hours that I have spent with a friend of mine who visited me from other
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Facebook has just invited me to interview and now I’m pissed off
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deniswolf
13y ago
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