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He isn't kidding. I have a directive to write the shortest, least complicated, readable business code and it makes a huge difference


Sometimes, as in the bilsbi's top level comment, the solution is to use a free tool/library/product that already exists. The solution is not always to write new code, but the agent will happily do it.

Maybe that's "the manager's job", but that's just passing the buck and getting a worse solution. Every level of management should be looking for the best solution.


No, not another javascript framework. Do not do this!


It's been in the works for years. Very good in some ways, a bit rough round the edges though, but it's time I make a substantial demo, docs and marketing website for it. SSR was built into it from the start.


i usually fail interviews for a month or two and by the third month and 12th interview i am more comfortable. repeat every time i go looking for a job. also random luck is involved on whether i remember how to do some algorithm.


Personally I always liked to go on 3 interviews for jobs I really wasn't interested in simply for the purpose of warming up and knocking the rust off. Generally once I start interviewing for jobs I DO want Im in much better shape than when I started.


It typically takes several hundred applications and dozens of interviews to land a position in the current climate. Just be persistent.


So it has nothing to do with my situation? The feedback I received from recruiters is usually the classic "overqualified" speech.


zone out


try: javascript /=


tldr: the answer is no



You should clarify that it is not universal ownership of a color, but limited rights in the context of products/services that might be confused with each other.


don't say you have a bright idea, are paying nothing, but offering 3% equity


in case you stupidly say you hate your coworkers or something similarly bad


i mean this isn't even a hack. they just used normal trading.


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