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Author Archives: Sheldon "Don" Sandbekkhaug
Goblin Mode Isn’t The Only Way
Allow me to introduce you to… the expanded goblin mode chart. Goblin Mode Back in my day, before normies co-opted the term, goblin mode meant isolating yourself and submitting to your basest desires. Stuff like staying home, eating junk food, … Continue reading
When should you buy a house?
Everyone’s parents keep asking them “So, when are you buying a house?” It may be an innocent question, but the effect is to make you feel bad about not owning real estate. It’s the framework they grew up in. Get … Continue reading
100 Things I’ve Learned as a Software Engineer at Google
It’s amazing to look back over the past seven years. When I first stared this blog, I was a CS student at UT. 99 blog posts later, I’m a software engineer and tech lead at Google. I don’t have everything … Continue reading
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Tagged career, coding, communication, culture, early career, Google, interview, job, leadership, management, society, soft skills
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The One Thing You Need to Understand Before You Write a Resume
Recruiters are busy. With thousands of engineers being laid off from Twitter, Amazon, and Meta, recruiters have boatloads of candidates to choose from. It’s normal for over 200 people to apply for each software development position. A recruiter has the … Continue reading
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Tagged career, decision, early career, job, job hunt, Psychology, recruiter, resume
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How to Write a Bug Report so that an Engineer Actually Fixes the Bug
If you want an engineer to act on a bug report, it needs to be easy to understand. Most importantly, the recipient needs to know how to reproduce the issue. The worst bug reports look like this: That’s it, no … Continue reading