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Questions about the workplace which specifically relate to having a high-tech job. Professional programming related questions should use the software-industry tag.
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Technical Question in interview - not knowing vs not understanding
When asked if you know something technical, how do you know if you
don’t understand the question versus you don’t know the answer? What
should be done if the interviewer asks a technical questi …
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How to gauge someone's competence without asking a technical question
It doesn't feel right to give a technical opinion on someone I have
not been able to ask a technical question to.
It isn't right. And it doesn't seem very smart.
Because this is my first ti …
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Is it ok to tell the interviewer you're physically uncomfortable?
Would it be ok to ask to go to a different room?
You can always ask.
But be aware that it may be a strike against you. Interviewers may unconsciously think you are high-maintenance or odd.
I've …
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Interviews scheduled at the same time from a very competitive company and a small company
Who should I have rescheduled?
Since you already had a scheduled interview with the small company for that time slot, you should reply to the very competitive company immediately, telling them th …
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Is it normal for a skilled data scientist to be considered a "Swiss knife" and have assigned...
Is all of this normal? Is there anything I could do, like approaching
my superior about it?
It's not unusual for people to be assigned some tasks that need to be done, even if it is outside the main …
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What can I expect for a "real-world" coding interview test?
But for these "real-world" challenges, I'm not sure what to expect or
how to prepare for them?
Brush up on whatever the interviewers or job description suggest you would see on the job.
If you are s …
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Would it be better if a tech leader explain his/her rules?
But in some complicated situations would it better for a tech leader
to add some citations for his/her rules?
Yes, of course.
If someone just says "never do x" or "always do y" without ever explaini …
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Tech work culture in the U.S
Are the above behaviours indeed part of standard workplace culture in
the U.S.?
Not in my experience, no.
While I have worked with a few companies having a few of those attributes, over the ye …
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Tech job interviews with no tech questions
I don't understand the point of prospective employers wasting my time
and their time if they bring me onsite, don't go to any length to find
out about my technical skillset beyond what they can …
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Helping non-technical people in technical role
I know these people are nontechnical and want someone to help them
with their computers, but it's hard to be able to say if I can do the
job without knowing what the job is. How should I procee …
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Should a Chief Technology Officer be making a Business Document or a Requirement Document?
I am not sure if this is something in my Job description and if I
should be allowing anyone to assign me.
I am here to do tech. I am unaware if CTOs should be writing business
documents as …
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How should I present my work when I repeatedly run into unexpected roadblocks?
I'm nervous about how this looks when I give my updates during
standups.
Don't be. Standup meetings are not performance reviews. They are meant to convey status.
What is the best way for me to comm …
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How to ask another consultant if I could use him as a reference after my boss acted dishones...
Someone suggested I could ask him for a reference. Is this a good
idea? How would I do it without saying that things didn't end well
between me and my boss?
It's always a good idea to use references …
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Can a startup still succeed despite inexpert management?
I've worked for a bunch of startups.
Some were led by very charismatic leaders who practiced nepotism, had poor decision making skills, and never seemed to learn from their mistakes.
Some of these c …
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Is it acceptable to prorate PTO promised in an Offer Letter?
Several months into the employment I'm now being told, of the 80 hours
I was promised, I have only accrued ~28.
Well you had several months to read and understand the Employee Handbook containi …