Board 8 > Just gave my availability for a technical interview with Extreme Blue :D

(+) Yeah! (+)

Out of 7 companies I've interviewed with, I've gotten offers from 5 of them, a no from 1 of them, and I'm still in the process with one of them (this one) and this is probably gonna be a yes.

If I get this, hopefully getting a good big-kid job when I graduate is gonna be easy. This is basically as prestigious as working at Google or Facebook or something :D

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senorhousemouse

Bump :(

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senorhousemouse

I don't know what Extreme Blue is

I have heard of Google and Facebook

so I suspect it is not as prestigious

Probably referring to IBM.

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I don't know what Extreme Blue is

I have heard of Google and Facebook

so I suspect it is not as prestigious

Kids these days!

FB and Google are fads of the decade (Google may have bought itself a little more time, but it won't be relevant for anywhere near as long as a CENTURY)

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oh okay

IBM strikes me as more prestigious than Facebook, but what do I know

Yeah, this job market is crazy for programmers.

I literally had four interviews in four days and got offers from all of them.

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Yeah, I mean IBM. You basically make a 4-intern startup and present to the CEO at the end of the summer. It's definitely good to have, even if I stay at IBM after I graduate. Also FB is scary picky. Getting a job there means you're super smart.

And re:mc: I know, right? Every smart-ish person I know who applies places is swimming in offers. Yay going to a top 10 CS school and living in a city with buttloads of industry.

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