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Anyone got a "Why Apple Did iOS" article handy?

Great description. I signed up for the Android app. I'm currently looking at Mobile Native opportunities out West!

Location: Ohio (but don't want to stay here)

Remote: Not required

Willing to relocate: Prefer to (Western Region of US)

Technologies: Swift, Java, Kotlin, ARKit, ARCore

Résumé/CV: Ask me on LinkedIn

Email: Connect with me on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorianog/

Happy 4/1!

"It can support two headphones at once, too"

First show initiative that you are able to learn the technology that companies are using. If you have time, start learning these technologies on the side and put them on your LinkedIn. Pluralsight (paid service) allows you to link your completed courses to your LinkedIn as certificates of completion. If you are a coachable person and understand the basics of technology, you are a "good" candidate for a job. Good luck!

I just asked that question on the AMD forums ;)

This guy made it. It's not public yet. https://github.com/jeregrine

Here's a guy that does VR stuff on the side https://github.com/sorianog

Someone at work wrote this and I wanted to know what others thought of the subject...

Honestly, I feel that webinars (the ones I've attended at least, mostly from work) can be executed better. Countless times have I have attended a webinar where there was at least on technical difficulty that occurs in which at least 5min of everyone's time is taken up unproductively. You would think that people would at least test or rehearse these things before hand, but I don't know. (As a Software QA Intern for a year and some months, I take pride in testing).

Other than those negatives, I have seen that webinars that are put on by big name companies such as Microsoft, are pretty amazing and interactive. I would like to attend more webinars from the likes of Microsoft. These webinars are interactive and there is an active chat where the presenters are able to show care for the virtual audience in real time.

If you have anymore specific questions, please don't hesitate to ask here or through PM.

Thanks for sharing Taylor! I feel that companies that do these type of interview accommodations are showing their care for the candidates! I'm glad your experience was positive!

Anyone else felt the same way for their first interview being flown out?

Anyone feel the same way about these types of hackathons? What are your thoughts of hackathons?