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aennyta
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About aennyta
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Comment #16167940
Looking for a new developer job, we need to invest quite some time - tech screening call, code challenges, whiteboard interviews etc., before we get to speak to the company about t…
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Comment #16162341
It is all about cryptocurrencies lately, so why not having a board game! Cool! :)
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Comment #16072862
If you don't mind me asking, were you actively looking for a new job for 3/4 of 2017, without being employed anywhere? Finding a job in tech shouldn't be that hard, I would think. …
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Comment #16072718
I am really sorry to hear that. I can't say I have been there, but I was going down that line and so I took a career break. I didn't even feel I need it, but once I was on the brea…
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Comment #16072527
Keep up the side work and hope something works! Best of luck.
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Comment #16072510
Might be the time to move on? Sometimes waiting pays off, but not if it takes long time and makes you so unhappy.
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Comment #16072466
I hear you, getting comfortable at job sometimes means you might get bored too quickly :) Depends on the person really, wish you best of luck!
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Comment #16072447
Improving coding skills is a lifetime work :) Does Bay Area work out for you? I heard salaries are high, but so are life expenses.
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Comment #16072412
Ah, working from home is a great thing, it is a shame more companies are not open to it. Keep up the good work!
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Comment #16065055
Wow, must be a great job:) I always get surprised when I see someone at the same company for 10+ years in IT.
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Comment #16064701
That's an interesting worry to have! Sounds like fun, you definitely won't be bored at work.
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Comment #16063804
Sorry to hear that! Couldn't agree more tech interviews are long and difficult and require lots of preparations. I had some that lasted 4 -6 hours, man that is long! I also find th…
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Comment #16063623
Cool! What do you find is the best advantage and what is the biggest downside working in a small startup as opposed to a big corporate?
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Comment #16061928
You had the whole spectrum throughout the year. It is interesting how a company can change from great to complete opposite in a year time. It reminds me a bit on my 2016, I left ev…
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Comment #16061718
That sounds very cool, thanks for the answer. Enjoy your adventures in 2018!
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Comment #16061648
That is something now, hard to beat that.
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Comment #16061488
Congrats on your first year fully remote! I was thinking of switching remote as well. Did you encounter any challenges that you normally wouldn't have? If I may ask, why are you le…
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Comment #16057471
If you are into coding, I would say give it a go. You can learn in your spare time and see if you really like it and want to make a career out of it. Stacks, huh, it is a tough one…
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Comment #16030101
I am not sure I would use it, but there is lots of Slack fans that would love this :)
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Comment #16030094
Sounds good, will try it out.
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Comment #16030078
Cool idea, I can see how it is useful. Doesn't have to be only for Twitter, if you get gif file, you can use of wherever (e.g. Product Hunt).
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Comment #15991696
So does it export the database in file and then version controls that file?
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Comment #15986899
Not a fan really, what if you are interrupted while writing and have to look back?