Re:“God, I hate recruiters”
by username111 on Friday April 26, 2013 @06:55PM
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Just a heads up, confidence is the correct noun to use.
Confident is the adjective form.
Re:“God, I hate recruiters”
by aaronblohowiak on Friday April 26, 2013 @07:30PM
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Neat obscure language thing: adjectival is the adjectival form of adjective.
Edited. Thanks. I am not native English speaker. :)
How did you go from "started programming (for real) about 2 years ago" to recruitment offers from Google/Apple and "targeting $180K"?
You can get recruitment offers without knowing any programming (fake profile) and you can technically target $180k if you're making $5k.
I'm not saying that's what the GP is doing, but it's not impossible!
I'm just really good at it I guess. I went to software engineering school in my homeland country but both quality of university and my desire to learn were not there.
After I moved to the US all of sudden I felt in love with programming.
The reason I'm not responding to big companies yet is that I don't have enough english and US work history. I failed at Yahoo! just because I was not able to speak good English(they said it).
Out of curiosity, where do you work? :) And what's your home country?
Re:“God, I hate recruiters”
by general_failure on Saturday April 27, 2013 @02:27AM
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Sarcasm is lost on the internet
I sometimes use small but rich startups that can afford high salaries as a tool to get a raise. Just by bringing their offer to my manager's table if it's required. This year I'm targeting $180K salary. It would be impossible without recruiters help.