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CS Internship Guide #15: Can I Have More Money?
Part of the CS Internship Guide Congratulations! You’ve just received an internship offer. However, the pay rate feels a little low. “Can I ask for higher pay?” YES! It never hurts to ask. Negotiation is a part of the hiring … Continue reading
Posted in CS Internship Guide
Tagged career, finance, internship, interview, job, money, negotiation, offer, soft skills
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Chris Aniszczyk’s Advice to Grow Your Career
Chris Aniszczyk’s gave some advice to college students and new grads. Here are my additions. Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged advice, career, early career, internship, interview, job, social media, student
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Good and Bad Design on the Streets of Berlin
An examination of some good and bad designs, and how we can improve the difficult ones. Continue reading
My Mom’s Recipe is Better Than Yours: Stochastic Tinkering
How do systems create complex, fit units in a chaotic world? Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Software
Tagged antifragility, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, stochastic tinkering
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