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Questions relating to interviews and the interviewing process.
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How to respond to "You should have skipped college" in an interview?
Personally I think you may have dodged a bullet there. Was this at a university career fair? If so that person's reaction would seem especially strange.
HOWEVER, one possible approach to take would …
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Putting experience on resume from a project that used source code without permission
If I understand this correctly, your years of experience are with pirated game software? Otherwise this question wouldn't exist, correct?
I think more than just game companies may take a dim view of …
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Should I say the real reason as to why I've left the company
Direct answer to your stated question: no. Speaking poorly of former partners, employers or acquaintances very rarely holds any real upside to you, no matter how cathartic it may seem.
As an aside, …