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lol I really felt like I did terribly in the phone interview. Apparently he was confusing my VB.Net experience with legacy VB experience because the last time he touched VB was VB5. Once I explained that VB.Net is basically C# with a different syntax and assured him that I knew what LINQ, Async/Await was, it seemed to go smoothly from that point.
I've had an interview before now where the interviewer was bombed. Got the job. Turned out the boss was nutter and borderline criminal.Quote:
So much for bombing the interview
Aha so i was right, Interviewers love features like those.Quote:
and assured him that I knew what LINQ, Async/Await was
Congrats DDay and i agree with those who say go for it, from what i have seen in the forum you sound like you should be a Developer and i think you will enjoy doing it. Those first 3 months will allow you to see if the Development work they are asking you to do is interesting and matches your expectations.
Congrats DD! :thumb:
If you take it and when your 3 months are up, I would try to remain remote. Living in OC/LA is very expensive and too many damn people lol
He said NOLA, which I took to mean New Orleans. I do remember that there was a discussion of the other LA, though, so.....Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
Oh i took it as north la since its a remote position
Well, I was just guessing, too. I've never actually heard New Orleans referred to as NOLA. I know who can clarify this, though.
I guess you've never typed NOLA into google... (or visited NOLA.com).
And if you live in a different part of the state, not having to commute to New Orleans to work each day is a benefit. If you're working from home, its a remote login, whether your house is 900 meters away or 900 miles.
You would be totally right on your guess. I feel quite confident that I have never done either of those things.
New Orleans LA
Hey, that spells NOLA!!
Anything north of Mamou is basically Arkansas.
I may have never been in Louisiana. I'd have to study some maps to figure that out, but I think I ended up veering north to go hiking in Arkansas.
OMG I cant be this out of shape! *huffing and puffing*
Typing can be difficult.
You're telling me! On cold days my hands just dont want to work lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Del Taco lunch FTW! Bean n cheese burrito, breakfast roller, hash brown sticks, 2 soft tacos and an order of donut holes. :D
Hey, I saw a Del Taco when I went to California.
Hey, I saw the Pacific Ocean when I went to California.
Hey i saw Gelato when i went to Italy
I saw a MCD's in Maui when I went to Maui. Havent seen anything else as I dont get to go anywhere else lol
I saw snow...outside....this morning. Gonna hit the flats (cross country skiing) this afternoon.
Why is that fun when there is no downhill coasting? Takes allot of effort to transverse teh flat snow
There is a fair amount of downhill....unfortunately, it always results in an even greater amount of uphill. I've never quite figured out how that happens. It should be the same amount....but it doesn't feel that way. My theory is that the flat earth people are right, and that gravity is just the result of the flat earth accelerating upwards. When you go downhill, the earth has a chance to fly upwards, so you have further to go to get back to where you started.
That's about as insane as the rest of the flat earth theory, so I'm going with it.
This comment was only added because this is the Post Race.
Im going to sat the earth is oblong
I know what you mean, if I sat the earth, that would make it oblong, too.
I remember a caving trip I took in grad school where it turned out that I was partially sitting on a block of cheese for about three hours. First time I ever saw a block of cheese with a crack in it.
I started my new job today.
Was it good?
What about the insurance business?
and on it.Quote:
First time I ever saw a block of cheese with a crack in it.
I saw dead people when I watched Sixth Sense.
Really? I say dead people when I watched 6th centsQuote:
Originally Posted by FunkyDexter
Sixth scents? I'm only good for a few, myself.
I guess that could mean anything.
Why do I have this feeling that this thread survived nearly 19 years o.O
That's a feeling?
You have strange feelings.
Im feeling thats not a feeling. However feeling thats not a feeling is a feeling.
I’ll still own the agency. I just have someone running it for me.
It’s mostly MVC5 in C# so far with a bunch of API calls. I find it uncomfortable, but I’m getting used to it.
Thats what I hope to get going this year. Im killing myself working full time and then running my business full time after. 14-19 hour days 7 days a week. Need a new shop, then organization so I can have a couple people work it for me. When I get off work I can just stop by and tend to whatever needs my attentionQuote:
Originally Posted by dday9