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Subject: Re: Are you a programmer? These interview tips may help Date: Fri Nov 01 2019 01:13 pm
From: Nightfox To: Digital Man

  Re: Re: Are you a programmer? These interview tips may help
  By: Digital Man to poindexter FORTRAN on Fri Nov 01 2019 12:30 pm

 DM> I assume some interviewers perform some amount of due diligence and look
 DM> at my LinkedIn profile or maybe google my name, but I've never encountered
 DM> a prospective employer / interviewer that knew of my existence (or
 DM> Synchronet for that matter) prior to my application. I usually don't
 DM> mention Synchronet specifically either; I try to keep work and play
 DM> separated. :-) 

I've heard sometimes it can help to mention that you have software projects you 
work on outside of work (even for fun), as it can help to show that you're reall
y interested in software development and enjoy the work.  You might also be able
 to use some of your own code as an example of some code you've written if they 
ask for that.  I had a job interview where they asked for that once, and I did h
ave some code I could show them, which I think helped.

I think Synchronet is a great project to have, as it includes things like a netw
ork component (to be able to work with the various internet protocols), a databa
se for messages, conversion of text attributes to/from ANSI, integration of Java
Script, etc..

Nightfox

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