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Mfw I am pretty sure I bombed a programming application
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 11:04 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

AverageAzn247 wrote:
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All experience is good, but make sure you also get to do stuff you're good at and actually like.

e.g my resume is filled with database related jobs. I'm good at it, but they are sooooo fucking boring. But because of that I got a lot of job offers for database work and hardly any for embedded software development which is what I'm also good at, and actually like (I did eventually get a job in there after rejecting all those database offers)
Honestly good advice. I'm only just beginning to scratch the surface of programming and all that, so at the moment I'm just learning a little of it all, but I should find a niche I enjoy to specialize in so I don't end up with a field I dislike.

so u cant code.... yet applied for a programming job....
lol like most ppl graduate with a cs degree can barely code in java/c++. It doesn't matter that much since most decent companies are gona train or force you to learn new shit.

Holy shit this, I thought it was a joke on how people graduate without learning anything but... being in the classes? Can confirm, no one knows shit about coding. Like, we JUST took 2 semesters worth of C++, and now we're learning Java. Like, a couple of weeks ago we _finally_ touched functions (again). Like, how is it so bad?!?

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 12:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

blablfy wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
potaters wrote:
HackOtaku wrote:
Dark Byte wrote:
All experience is good, but make sure you also get to do stuff you're good at and actually like.

e.g my resume is filled with database related jobs. I'm good at it, but they are sooooo fucking boring. But because of that I got a lot of job offers for database work and hardly any for embedded software development which is what I'm also good at, and actually like (I did eventually get a job in there after rejecting all those database offers)
Honestly good advice. I'm only just beginning to scratch the surface of programming and all that, so at the moment I'm just learning a little of it all, but I should find a niche I enjoy to specialize in so I don't end up with a field I dislike.

so u cant code.... yet applied for a programming job....
lol like most ppl graduate with a cs degree can barely code in java/c++. It doesn't matter that much since most decent companies are gona train or force you to learn new shit.

Holy shit this, I thought it was a joke on how people graduate without learning anything but... being in the classes? Can confirm, no one knows shit about coding. Like, we JUST took 2 semesters worth of C++, and now we're learning Java. Like, a couple of weeks ago we _finally_ touched functions (again). Like, how is it so bad?!?
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 4:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Dark Byte wrote:
All experience is good, but make sure you also get to do stuff you're good at and actually like.

e.g my resume is filled with database related jobs. I'm good at it, but they are sooooo fucking boring. But because of that I got a lot of job offers for database work and hardly any for embedded software development which is what I'm also good at, and actually like (I did eventually get a job in there after rejecting all those database offers)


With a site like Cheat Engine under your control, you still have a job.

That is just sad.

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 6:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

AverageAzn247 wrote:
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 7:32 pm    Post subject: Re: Mfw I am pretty sure I bombed a programming application Reply with quote

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Now I just gotta bomb the interview and I'll be set.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 04, 2015 11:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
not the first round. Coding comes in the later tech interviews. The main point of the interview is make sure that you would fit into their workspace. No matter how well you code, if you are dick and can't fit into the team, u are useless. Nothing is made by a single person.
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 12:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

AverageAzn247 wrote:
Waxxup wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
not the first round. Coding comes in the later tech interviews. The main point of the interview is make sure that you would fit into their workspace. No matter how well you code, if you are dick and can't fit into the team, u are useless. Nothing is made by a single person.
This x 1000. Interviews are all about being personable. I've never been the stiff answer every question with the "correct" answer type. I always just talk to them as if they were a friend of mine, and I've gotten called back from every interview.

That being said, I think there is a coding section, so I'll be spending the week taking coding challenges/solving standard interview problems just to make sure the information is crisp.
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 7:37 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

HackOtaku wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
Waxxup wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
not the first round. Coding comes in the later tech interviews. The main point of the interview is make sure that you would fit into their workspace. No matter how well you code, if you are dick and can't fit into the team, u are useless. Nothing is made by a single person.
This x 1000. Interviews are all about being personable. I've never been the stiff answer every question with the "correct" answer type. I always just talk to them as if they were a friend of mine, and I've gotten called back from every interview.

That being said, I think there is a coding section, so I'll be spending the week taking coding challenges/solving standard interview problems just to make sure the information is crisp.

Hmm that's good. I'm very good at this so as long as I have an idea on what to do during the coding challenge. This is a BIG competitive advantage considering most engineering students are inept at socializing.
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 11:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Waxxup wrote:
HackOtaku wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
Waxxup wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
not the first round. Coding comes in the later tech interviews. The main point of the interview is make sure that you would fit into their workspace. No matter how well you code, if you are dick and can't fit into the team, u are useless. Nothing is made by a single person.
This x 1000. Interviews are all about being personable. I've never been the stiff answer every question with the "correct" answer type. I always just talk to them as if they were a friend of mine, and I've gotten called back from every interview.

That being said, I think there is a coding section, so I'll be spending the week taking coding challenges/solving standard interview problems just to make sure the information is crisp.

Hmm that's good. I'm very good at this so as long as I have an idea on what to do during the coding challenge. This is a BIG competitive advantage considering most engineering students are inept at socializing.
including u
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 1:53 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

AverageAzn247 wrote:
Waxxup wrote:
HackOtaku wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
Waxxup wrote:
AverageAzn247 wrote:
in my interviews with companies including ibm, they didn't ask about anything skool. Instead they asked what i learned out side of skool and any cool projects i did for lulz.

So they didn't have you code something with a linked list right on the spot? That's interesting, I would expect IBM to do something like that to make you get in, and then have you do much less algorithmic stuff once you're actually in the firm. Being good at interviews =/= being a good software engineer.
not the first round. Coding comes in the later tech interviews. The main point of the interview is make sure that you would fit into their workspace. No matter how well you code, if you are dick and can't fit into the team, u are useless. Nothing is made by a single person.
This x 1000. Interviews are all about being personable. I've never been the stiff answer every question with the "correct" answer type. I always just talk to them as if they were a friend of mine, and I've gotten called back from every interview.

That being said, I think there is a coding section, so I'll be spending the week taking coding challenges/solving standard interview problems just to make sure the information is crisp.

Hmm that's good. I'm very good at this so as long as I have an idea on what to do during the coding challenge. This is a BIG competitive advantage considering most engineering students are inept at socializing.
including u

Okay. Your perception is fine with me.
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