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www.chrisritchie.org
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| | | | | Transcribing some Q+A from a career panel. | |
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www.zachocean.com
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| | | | | I've got a proposal for an alternative to the dreaded technical interview loop that could make life easier, better and cheaper for people and their companies. The idea came from a conversation with coworkers I overheard a few years back: INT. OPEN OFFICE - DAY Two software engineers, GEORGE, a senior engineer and highly-skilled technical leader who people love to work with, and JOHN, a mid-level engineer, banter in their San Francisco office, surrounded by drink fridges and ping-pong tables. | |
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blog.pragmaticengineer.com
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| | | | | Update: dozens of hiring managers confirmed this trimodal model applies to all global markets: from the US, through Asia to Latin America as well. Also see TechPays.com for data recorded for a growing number of countries in the three tiers. (Watch this article as video narrated by me, with | |
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bryukh.com
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| | | Throughout my career as a Software and Telecommunication Engineer, Game Developer, and Game Designer, I've worked with numerous programming languages. However, my favorite is Python. I know it's not perfect and has its downsides, but let's call it a "mindless love." In my current workflow as a game developer, I use Python extensively for game analytics and building simulations to fine-tune game balance. | ||
