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Let's say you already "know" what your client wants from you (i.e. you already did some analysis and have some clue about what are you supposed to deliver). What are the next steps you usually go through after this phase? In other words, what are the ...
Started by Milan Novota on
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When I start....
The whole thing lives in my svn repository.
I've also modified configuration stuff to fit my environment.
I have an empty Rails application with my can't-live-without plugins (haml & rspec in the main) and with Rails frozen to vendor/plugins .
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Duplicate : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/449595/google-interview-questions
I'm preparing for a "Google style" job interview. I expect questions on C++/OOP, data structures and algorithms, and perhaps relational databases.
There are lots of sources...
Started by yacdmnky on
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Http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/GuerrillaInterviewing....
:)
Joel Spolsky published an interesting article, " The Guerrilla Guide to Interviewing (version 3.0)" that may help you prepare.
A notable online resource often mentioned on this site.
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I have a Phone interview coming up next with with a company which works in financial software industry. The interview is mainly going to be in C++ and problem solving and logic. Please tell me the method of preparation for this interview. I have started...
Started by Light_handle on
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Put another way: be solid with the fundamentals....
Those are usually saved for the in-person interview.
You're more likely to be asked about that stuff than something higher up the food chain .
Make sure you know your basic data structures and algorithms .
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Several years ago I created some custom algorithms and code for processing CNC files (basically ways of controlling automated machines for manufacturing). Now, years later, I found suddenly that my small side project has come to the attention of one of...
Started by SPWorley on
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This is why I'm worried that the sales pitch may end up being too revealing!
A sales pitch should describe the potential ... .
I could teach the technical guys the basic framework in one day and from that any competent programmer could fill in the details .
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Which programming book prepared you the most of interview questions? My friend recommended these:
Interview Questions Exposed Career Cup's Book What does this community recommend for someone preparing for an entry level software development/ internship...
Started by kunjaan on
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Here's a good online reference....
A good intro book is " Head First Design Patterns "
The official book is " Design Patterns " (this is commonly referred to as the "Gang of Four" (GoF) book) .
A lot of companies are big on design patterns for OO development .
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I have to prepare for an interview in C++ technology. could you please drop in your suggestions and recommendations about how to start and what are the basic topics that i have to concentrate mostly on? i have a prior knowledge on the topics but i am ...
Started by benjamin button on
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Is that a good decision to do some practice....
Go over the C++ faq lite: http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/ its will give a tour around the language and its more obscure corners
I think that i have to concentrate on more data structures using c/C++ .
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I am interested in trying to introduce a new methodology to my company. This new methodology is Correctness by Construction (CbyC) . This would be using ADA SPARK . The company I work for is an Aerospace company that has used ADA on many projects. Another...
Started by Paul on
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Shouldn't you get your colleagues interested first?
I also thought about this quote, but maybe it's not so suitable in an aerospace company: "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission" (Grace Hopper)
It sounds like you have already ... .
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I have heard good things about Shon Harris' "All-in-one CISSP".
Anything else?
is an online VTC class any good? : http://www.vtc.com/products/cissp-tutorials.htm
Started by webwesen on
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I did it in person at one of their conference .
I personally went with SANS preparation course.
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I have to appear for iPhone Application Developer.. So, for that i need some links that shows me some overview of interview questions regarding Objective-C or cocoa framework...
If you have any links then please provide me.
Thanks..
Started by Nirmal on
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Don't get me wrong, it is good that you want to be prepared for the....
Maybe it's just me, but I have seen way too many of these types of questions in the past and they seem to be popping up on SO and other forums I visit with increased frequency .
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There are apparently a lot of people who don't finish reading TAOCP . One thing I've consistently noted in people's responses is being unable to handle all of the math in the series. What books or other materials do people recommend reading/understanding...
Started by Joseph Garvin on
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There's simply too much in....
At least, I wouldn't get so much out of it that way .
I personally don't think that TAOCP should be read front-to-back .
Concrete Mathematics' by Knuth and others covers all (if memory serves) the maths you'll need for TAOCP .
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