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I got one six months into the next job
Another, I got a reply fifteen years later
How you doin’
1·2 days agoThey know what viruses are, Janeway fought a giant one
Yes, I know.
Not sure why I thought “TOS” when you wrote “Enterprise,” I do recall the virus explanation given in that series.
7·2 days agoKayne?
0·2 days agoYou can edit titles on Lemmy
121·2 days agoThey dress like dudes named Edward
42·2 days agoThe interviewee is getting an opportunity. There’s a clear imbalance of power, but it’s not wholly exploitative.
That being said, I do remind my interviewees to not worry about my time during the interview, because I’m getting paid to be there, and it’s more fun than a meeting.
Keep the AC on, just turn the fan down.
LOL fuck that. We each shared our precious time. I will thank you for yours at the end of each session.
Actually, this did remind me of the time that a recruiter gave me a thank-you gift at the end of an interview. He was very respectful of my time.
No, it’s not.
That being said, I’ve interviewed dozens, if not hundreds, of candidates, and have received thank-you notes from a handful of them. These notes are not part of the rubric used to evaluate them for the role. They also tend to come from weaker performers, so if anything, such a note is a red flag.
I recall, but I don’t think it was in TOS, because Worf noted that it was not mentioned to outsiders in the DS9 tribble episode, a line used to hand-wave away the makeup change.
I’d say that people following such orders is notable.
151·3 days agoSometimes I do pull the source and build natives myself, just to spite these fuckers
But that’s only because I know how to fix their seventeen build errors
What a loser. Embedded systems engineering was my everlasting light and love long before I met my wife, and it shall outlive her frail form for far longer than she shall surely ever know.
23·4 days agoNice try, OP’s parent
This is starting to feel a bit too nuanced.
Yes. I did tell them to pound sand since I already had a job at that point, though sometimes I do wonder where my life might have gone had I gone into aerospace instead of <redacted> back then.