mattwick
Re:What sucks about your company's dev environment/philosophies?
on Thursday June 06, 2013 @06:50PM (#5835728)
Thanks Benlin. Good point.
Re:What sucks about your company's dev environment/philosophies?
on Wednesday June 05, 2013 @05:44PM (#5828831)
Awesome! Thanks for the super thoughtful list! Some of the things you mentioned are covered on our profiles, like the office amenities and pictures of the office, but I love a lot of your other suggestions! Thanks again!
Re:What sucks about your company's dev environment/philosophies?
on Tuesday June 04, 2013 @02:32PM (#5821268)
Thanks! I wonder if companies would be willing to share their use of APIs as well. A few of our developers are nuts for API integration. Libraries might be a sensitive subject for companies to display, but would definitely be cool to know.
Re:What sucks about your company's dev environment/philosophies?
on Tuesday June 04, 2013 @02:27PM (#5821237)
Awesome input. I think a lot of companies overlook testing as a valuable part of their overall development plan. Most just want product pushed out the door. I'm curious as to how we might be able to get an objective measure of this from the company. Perhaps asking for specific methodology, tools, etc?
What sucks about your company's dev environment/philosophies?
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I'd like to know what the HN crowd thinks of our new job search tool primarily targeted at developers and designers.
Re:Startups that TechCrunch missed out on – October 2012
on Thursday November 01, 2012 @12:12PM (#4728239)
Kareer.me is excited and honored to be a part of this post. Lots of other great companies as well.CopyBar, Mover.io, Quivee, and others look awesome. Great finds!
Article about the enthusiasm surrounding the San Diego Tech Scene.
Re:Resume.io - Crazy-simple online resumes with impression tracking.
on Sunday November 06, 2011 @10:54AM (#3202928)
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Love to get any of your feedback! Check it at http://www.Kareer.me