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Tag Archives: question
Three Things You Must Do When Mentoring Software Engineers
Mentoring other software engineers is one of my favorite parts of my job. Every software engineer ought to have an unbiased mentor to go to for career questions. Early in your career, you’re always the one asking questions. As you … Continue reading
Four Things Successful Software Interview Candidates Do
You’ll never believe #3 Continue reading
The Best Part About Working at Google
Every once in awhile, people ask me how I like working at Google. “It’s pretty cool,” I say. But there’s more to tellĀ if you want to dig deeper. Here’s a peek behind the curtain, where you can see both the … Continue reading
Would You Rather Be a Billionaire in 1916?
Would you rather be a billionaire in 1916, or continue living in 2016? Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged microblog, money, Psychology, question, thought experiment, time
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How to make sure no one builds your million-dollar app
Why a one-line job posting sucks at getting developers to turn your dream into a reality. Continue reading