I am hating Colubrid again. A couple of weeks ago I was thinking I might stay indefinitely, and (although I wrote down the reasons: good boss, lots of vacation after I hit my 3-year mark, central positioning in the company) I can't remember what I was thinking. Right now it seems like I'm stuck in an annoying place just watching bad decisions be made, and feeling powerless to stop them. In the meantime I work on my shitty project, and my boss is promising to take me off but the shitty platform the shitty project is ON seems to be the wave of the future... so how far away from it can he really get me?
Dan the Cat just got rejected from the large, famously well-paying search company I keep thinking about applying to. So not only are they changing their policies on whether it's okay to work on projects not centered in the satellite offices (which sucks for me since I'm not sure I want to work on the projects they have in Cambridge), but as
taegubcrusade said, now we know you can't get in based on merit. Dan the Cat has done me a favor though... knowing that they didn't want him really makes it sink in how much randomness and slant there is in the hiring system there. If I don't get in, now I will be able to remind myself that Dan didn't either (and for those who are behind on who my work-heroes are, Dan is the professional I want to be in 10 years). If I do get in, what the hell will they have been thinking?
"Perfect! You can code in all the right languages, but luckily you're not so great with memory management and you don't know French or Hebrew! Not like that one guy we had to turn down. When can you start?"
Oh yeah, everyone say hi to
taegubcrusade... formerly known as TBC. Welcome,
taegubcrusade.
Dan the Cat just got rejected from the large, famously well-paying search company I keep thinking about applying to. So not only are they changing their policies on whether it's okay to work on projects not centered in the satellite offices (which sucks for me since I'm not sure I want to work on the projects they have in Cambridge), but as
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Oh yeah, everyone say hi to
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