Re:Tech sector job interviews assess anxiety, not software s...
by pb7 on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @04:29PM
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>Not to mention, as we've seen in the high-profile Facebook SDK crashes this past week, share price doesn't necessarily mean product quality.
These events are noteworthy because of how rare they are for such a large software-based company.
Re:Tech sector job interviews assess anxiety, not software s...
by Apocryphon on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @04:32PM
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It was the second time it's happened in a matter of months- the first time was in May.
It's also noteworthy because of how destabilizing this was for the immense number of apps that depend on that software.
People use this argument often, but is technical competence of engineers- specifically at passing their interview process -the explanation for their economic success? And not market penetration, near-monopoly positions, great UX, etc.?
Not to mention, as we've seen in the high-profile Facebook SDK crashes this past week, share price doesn't necessarily mean product quality.