Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by fuzzythinker on Thursday February 23, 2017 @07:15PM
(#13719377)
Thanks for the info. Will know not leave my laptop behind in any interviews.
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Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by cmyr on Thursday February 23, 2017 @09:10PM
(#13720246)
A better strategy is just to not interview at uber.
Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by tomjakubowski on Thursday February 23, 2017 @09:23PM
(#13720321)
I've never felt the need to bring my own laptop to a job interview. If the company asked me to bring my own, I'd consider that strange or even suspicious.
Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by whorleater on Thursday February 23, 2017 @10:21PM
(#13720640)
It'd be really weird for them to request you to bring a laptop, but sometimes when a company flies you out for an onsite and your return flight is that night, your options are either 1) leave your laptop with the hotel as luggage (pretty bad) or 2) bring your laptop to the interview. There's no real reason for them to know you have your laptop with you however.
Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by w00tw00tw00t on Thursday February 23, 2017 @10:38PM
(#13720729)
they did not offer to provide me with a laptop and the interview format was such that I could google things and share some of my personal projects etc
Re:Alphabet's Waymo Alleges Uber Stole Self-Driving Secrets
by hocuspocus on Friday February 24, 2017 @06:43AM
(#13722762)
That is weird. What kind of tech company doesn't have an old laptop or a Chromebook for such interview format? What if you don't have a personal laptop? I'm certainly not bringing my work laptop to a job interview...