I'm not active enough. - I'm sort of a passive talent.
I did not express my eagerness. - Indeed.
I hesitate often. - Sort of.
I have unreal illusions. - I don't like to put it all in a basket.
Questions:
Generally speaking, I can do software development better than most of my peers, even if they have more solid undergrad background. I can deliver a solution with better coding format, better user experience and more features, as well as work collaboratively in a team with adequate knowledge of team-working.
The problem is: why should I deal with algorithms and OJs to get through an interview?!
I guess this question also applies to the creator of Homebrew.
yo1995
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4 years ago
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Questions:
Generally speaking, I can do software development better than most of my peers, even if they have more solid undergrad background. I can deliver a solution with better coding format, better user experience and more features, as well as work collaboratively in a team with adequate knowledge of team-working.
The problem is: why should I deal with algorithms and OJs to get through an interview?!
I guess this question also applies to the creator of Homebrew.