I'd like to move on soon, and to prepare for that, I've bought the two books listed in the title, and have begun practising my whiteboard coding. I have nothing like a mentor, and I'm the one making most of the positive changes in terms of design decisions, workflow, and coding standards. As such, there wasn't an interview process to get the job.Īlthough I enjoy the work, the place it too small and disorganized, so advancement prospects are small. I got it after finishing college, at the end of a one-year, part-time internship with the same company.
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