fringedgentian

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by fringedgentian 8y ago
Prices are not quite that high, even in our most expensive place, Burlington, which has great schools, is on a lake and has a great community. You can find places over 3k a month, but they are really nice places. I'd say you can find
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by fringedgentian 8y ago
The grant is only for people who work for a company based outside of Vermont.
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by fringedgentian 8y ago
Ah yes, I remember The Great DeFriending of 2016.
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by fringedgentian 11y ago
> Personally I feel about $100-200 fee as well, if the candidate is looking for compensation to build something fictional in 2 hours, is that candidate really care about your company, and is it a good idea to hire people who joins to you
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by fringedgentian 11y ago
If I am not not their supervisor and they are not specifically impacting my ability to get my own work done, I would mind my own business. Because it is thankfully not any part of my job description to monitor the time my coworkers spend i
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by fringedgentian 11y ago
I once found myself unemployable as well, maybe what I did can help someone. This was quite a few years ago when the ColdFusion job I had just ended and the job I had before that was in Visual FoxPro (and a few other even less known technol
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by fringedgentian 12y ago
Do they all own the same amounts of equity in the company, as well? Or, in the case of a sale someday, do two of those guys get rich and the others find themselves having worked for lower-than-average salary for all those years in the name
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by fringedgentian 13y ago
What they are probably doing is multiplying everyone's options, including yours, by 4 and reducing the value of each one to 1/4 the original. Then everyone still owns the same % of the company but it is easier for the finance people work w
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by fringedgentian 13y ago
Seeing how quickly this entirely negative, picky-pants review got voted to the front page of hacker news has inspired me to purchase and start reading Lean In immediately. It makes me think there must be something to this book.
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by fringedgentian 13y ago
If it is a non-publicly traded company, then you have no access to your investment. You wait and hope for two things to happen: 1. the company increases in value, or at least doesn't go bankrupt 2. you get an opportunity to sell your stock
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by fringedgentian 13y ago
If you have a degree already, I would try the developer boot camp route. It's going to be cheaper, quicker, and get you into the real world of programming a lot faster. If you decide you have a lot of potential and want to work at Google o
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by fringedgentian 14y ago
But you don't even have to know what Puppet does to Google search "node puppet example" and see where the syntax was off.
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by fringedgentian 14y ago
It sounds like you have great technical ability and could easily solve these problems in the way your boss would like. So the problem is communication between you and your boss, that you aren't understanding exactly what he or she would lik