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Archive for October 26, 2007
Job Interviews are Serious Business
October 26, 2007 by Jason.
Chris: hope so
going to be a pretty technical interview
those always scare me a little
Jason: any questions you don’t understand, just say “That’s classified information”
Chris: lol
Jason: then cross your arms and stare
works every time
Chris: “how do multiple threads communicate using mutexes?” “sorry. that’s classified”
nice
that’ll work
excellent advice
Jason: you could also use the classic “I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you”
Chris: and then follow through
tell them
then kill them
nice
Jason: If you don’t follow through and murder them, they probably won’t hire you
there is nothing inconsistent about that statement
Chris: ‘zactly
can’t show them i’m a liar
Jason: they appreciate follow-through
Chris: and if they don’t, then i don’t want to work for them
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