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the46a commented on What I learned getting acquired by Google   shreyans.org/google... · Posted by u/shreyans
drewg123 · 2 years ago
What I learned getting acquired by Google is that if your company is below a certain size, everyone will need to do a technical interview to be hired and leveled. They tell your management to lie to you, and tell you its just a meet and greet, with questions about projects you worked on, general background stuff etc. But its actually a full on surprise technical interview. (NOTE: This was true in the early-ish 2010s, not sure if it is still the case).

Imagine walking into a technical interview 20+ years out of grad school. Then again, I'm honestly not sure if being relaxed and able to sleep the night before helped more than spending a few weeks doing interview prep would have helped.

the46a · 2 years ago
The company I worked for was acquired with no interviews for approx 100 people. Lots of people were surprised about that when we tell them.
the46a commented on Millions of smart meters will brick it when 2G and 3G turns off   theregister.com/2023/10/2... · Posted by u/rntn
the46a · 2 years ago
Seems like there should be a user replaceable communication module
the46a commented on Pigging   en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig... · Posted by u/userbinator
the46a · 2 years ago
As an electrician we used to pig conduits 50mm-200mm in diameter by wrapping rope around a bunch or commercial rags and tightly duct taping the middle of the pig. The head and tail would then compress to the diameter of the conduit and would be flexible enough to go around tight bends. Very effective

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