gaylemcd

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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Thank you! :)
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
It is an impersonation. Not mine.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
It's an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
It's an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
It's an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
The substack is an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
The substack is an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
The substack is an impersonation. It is not mine (Gayle). Reported and commented (although I was of course banned).
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Not marketing. It's an impersonation. It is not mine (Gayle). Substack has been reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
The entire substack is impersonating me (Gayle). Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Correct. It is an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle). Thank you for flagging!
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, this substack is an impersonation. It is not mine. (But glad you enjoyed the book! :))
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
This substack is not mine (Gayle). It is impersonating me.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, this substack is impersonating me. This is not my substack. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
This is Gayle. This substack is impersonating me. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, this is Gayle. This substack is impersonating me. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
The substack is an impersonation. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
This substack is an impersonation. Not mine (Gayle). Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, this substack is an impersonation. Not a guest post -- this isn't my (Gayle) substack at all.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, this is Gayle. This is not my substack. This person is impersonating me. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
No. This is Gayle. I did not write this, nor is this my substack. Reported.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Correct. This substack is an impersonation.
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
This substack is an impersonation. It is not mine (Gayle Laakmann McDowell). Reported. (I also commented on the substack but I was, of course, banned.) (And if you have any doubt about whether this is really me, please check my twitter:
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by gaylemcd 4y ago
Hi, ACTUALLY Gayle Laakmann McDowell here. This substack is not mine. It is an impersonation. I reported but substack hasn't deleted yet. I commented and I was, of course, banned. (And please upvote this so people see :). Also, feel fr
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
I agree with much of this. Some additional comments: > Ask questions as close as possible to real work: This is achieved by making interview question as similar as possible to the job you want the candidate to do (or to the skill you&#x2
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
Right. And it has nothing to do with their offering advice to get out of bad legal situations.
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
Oh, no, I've asked people their suggestions all the time. I typically do in these discussions. In fact, I have elsewhere in this comment section. I'm sort of confused by your suggestions. You've decided a pretty typical int
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
#1 -- Not as true about whiteboard interviews. Homework interviews generally come in addition to in person interviews, so it's a bigger commitment. #2 -- yes, this is about the hiring manager. But as the candidate, you don't rea
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
No. "On an average interview at google" is not really the same thing. It's not getting at the same point. Taking a step back: If preparation can give a bad candidate a good shot at passing the interview, then that interview p
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by gaylemcd 9y ago
I can explain the details of Dijkstra's algorithm. Does that mean I invented it? There is a world of difference between "created something" and "can explain it in detail."

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