bohnej
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Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Remote: Yes (hybrid-onsite-remote, doesn't matter)
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Android (main), Java, Kotlin, PHP/LAMP, JavaScript, MySQL, JSON/GraphQL
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-bohne-71765468/
Email: johnb61590 [at..] gmail
when I interviewed, take-home challenge took 5+ hours, 2 weeks for review, was given incorrect feedback from a different candidate, then rejected after further review without the option to correct a silly mistake I made. Wouldn't recommend applying here.
This guy does not respond to messages, nor does this company respond to job applicants.
They don't respond to job candidates for some reason...
This company doesn't respond to all job applicants.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Java, Android, XML, PHP, HTML/CSS/JavaScript/jQuery, MySQL/SQLite
Résumé/CV: Email me
Email: jrbohne1 [at] gmail
Primarily an Android developer here.
I have multiple years of Android development experience with 8 months full-time.
3 personal apps on the play store.
I adhere to the material design guidelines well these days and consider myself to be good in Android product design.
Location: Memphis, TN, USA
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: Java, Android, Android SDK, PHP
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-MwRLCUt-yIcy1rQ0tsTHlDek0/view?usp=sharing
Portfolio:
https://github.com/John61590
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=John+Bohne
Email: johnbohne1 /** gmail */
"We're excited to review your application and will contact you within two weeks if there's interest in moving forward with your candidacy.
If you don't hear back from us, we'll keep your application on file for future consideration."
No resume response.
It's debatable if one has "good communication skills" or not. This is what I'm saying. If you talk to someone different they would have a completely different viewpoint on your "skills." Nothing objective in that. Plus, you can't really judge how well you talk with a client in an interview since the interviewer is not a client of the company.
I was informed by a recruiter that they aren't hiring in 2015 anymore so this post is a bust.
They don't respond to applicants.
They reject people for debatable reasons such as "communication skills." Don't apply here.
You'll never get feedback on rejection during this company's interview process in my experience.
I never got a response. Did anyone else?
That blog post and job description vary a lot, especially the skills and qualifications section.
They didn't respond to my application either.
They don't respond to applications
They don't respond to applicants
Never got a response from them for months.
Never got a response from them.
It was difficult based on the description to find out that this is actually a sales job and not a programming job.
One of their job descriptions says that the only two full-time engineers are the co-founder (Adam) and product development (Ouziel).
Posted by
bohnej on Tuesday December 30, 2014 @02:45AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Where did all of the junior Android developer jobs go? Why is it so hard to find a job listing that fits this description? Is the market really that saturated with Android developers? It seems that everyone wants years of work experience, regardless of how good you are.
I don't understand. These types of websites have existed for a long time. This is nothing new. Most people have found out that hidden-city ticketing doesn't work either on round-trip flights because the airlines will cancel the rest of the trip if they find out. It only works for one-way trips with carry-on bags only.
Posted by
bohnej on Monday December 22, 2014 @01:03PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Is there anyone hiring junior/entry-level Android Engineer in the tech hubs such as SF, Seattle, NYC? I see most positions as senior and they always say they want more experience when I apply, especially in SF Bay Area. Even Google requires one year of work experience just to do Android/iOS based on their job descriptions. I read the "Who is Hiring?" thread too and no one is hiring junior...
This may be moot since I never got an application response, but the full-stack description in OP doesn't include Android.
Not easy to get into this company. Not sure what they are looking for.
Vurb confuses me because it says "Engineering All Levels" on vurb.com/jobs but then this post says "Lead Android Engineer." What do you really want?
When you say Python, do you mean in terms of web development?