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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostNo chance of using the situation to stretch the contract out a bit?Proud owner of +5 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostBored here too - have a couple of minor things to do, and some stuff in the pipeline, but it's hard to get enthused about it.Proud owner of +5 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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I'm covered in little bits of white abs swarf.
It's statically charged & difficult to get rid of...Comment
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Afternoon denizens
Just got back from my interview over in Brum. I think it went reasonably well.
They want to do a technical test too, pairing with one of the permy devs for a couple of hours. They then admitted that as well as checking technical ability, which they got skanked on by the guy they dumped just before Christmas, it's also a way of making sure one gets on with the team on a personal level, which seems reasonable. It's vaguely reassuring that they want it to be a team that gets along with one another, rather than just a bunch of wage slaves.
However, the dev lead's house flooded at the weekend, so he didn't have time to make the arrangements; they're hoping to do it on Friday now.
The actual project sounds very cool indeed - definitely something I'd enjoy working on, and the chance to make real use of some technologies I've never got my hands properly dirty with to date (RDF, for example).
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI'm covered in little bits of white abs swarf.
It's statically charged & difficult to get rid of...Proud owner of +5 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAfternoon denizens
Just got back from my interview over in Brum. I think it went reasonably well.
They want to do a technical test too, pairing with one of the permy devs for a couple of hours. They then admitted that as well as checking technical ability, which they got skanked on by the guy they dumped just before Christmas, it's also a way of making sure one gets on with the team on a personal level, which seems reasonable. It's vaguely reassuring that they want it to be a team that gets along with one another, rather than just a bunch of wage slaves.
However, the dev lead's house flooded at the weekend, so he didn't have time to make the arrangements; they're hoping to do it on Friday now.
The actual project sounds very cool indeed - definitely something I'd enjoy working on, and the chance to make real use of some technologies I've never got my hands properly dirty with to date (RDF, for example).
Fingers crossedProud owner of +5 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Originally posted by Ravello View PostHow about statically charging a balloon and using that as a mini vacuum cleaner?
There was a very doubtful vacuum cleaner thingie doing odd things on the Teletubbies the other day...Comment
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