kevindeasis

I agree, in a way it kind of is a bad precedent.

That second advice is gold. I've been doing it since day one and it definitely helped to paint a picture the type of culture a company has. Luckily, most of the people that have been interviewing me seem like genuinely nice folks.

I've just realized this yesterday. I've noticed that I've started to burn out when I had to travel 8 hours to the company and back to my city in one day, which does not include the four-hour interview.

It's taxing to the body and mind, especially to the pocket :/

What if it's almost hard to find information about the company? Like if they are a new startup, that is profitable and their team doesn't have any info online?

I've had companies interview me with an employee count of greater than 600, but no glassdoor review :/

Awesome, thanks netgusto!

I'll to do that within this week or next week.

Hey netgusto, great work! I'm building an awesome list for full-stack development and design. If I wanted these to be added to your list do I just make a pull request?

[0] https://github.com/kevindeasis/awesome-fullstack

[1] https://github.com/kevindeasis/awesome-ui

Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:

-Primary: Javascript, React, Front-end

-Other: node (hapi), sketch app, Android (java), iOS (swift), nosql, sql, react-native, python (flask / django), golang

Résumé/CV: http://www.kevindeasis.com/KevinDeAsisResume.pdf

Website: http://www.kevindeasis.com

Github: https://github.com/kevindeasis

Email: deasis@ualberta.ca

The UI/UX looks slick! What tech stack are you using in the main app for your front-end/backend? Who's your hosting provider?

Thanks Vlad! It was very informative and helpful!

>Green card will not take 8 years unless you were born in India, China, or the Philippines

What if you have a Canadian citizenship? Is it still 8 years?

>There's a 60 day wait period after you last enter on TN, and you cannot leave the country when the AOS

So, when I first get my TN visa, I cannot leave the country without any of those papers? How long does my first TN visa last and if that expires I have to wait for 60 days before I get a new one?

That answers all the questions I can think about at the moment. Thank you very much for the help, it was informative and very helpful!

I'd like to ask a complementary question!

What resources (books/blogs) are you guys/gals looking at that talks about best practices for creating/implementing great REST API endpoints?

Very helpful!

Most of the companies would ask something along the lines of are you allowed to work in America. For this question, am I allowed to say, "yes I am". Given, I do not have a TN visa yet?

Hi Peter,

Thank you very much for doing this! I have two questions about Canadian citizens looking for jobs in America. Possibly, looking to immigrate to Americain the future. Also, If possible getting double/triple citizenship.

Let's pretend you are a Canadian citizen, recently graduated from computing science, that is currently living in Alberta, Canada. What is the best way to get a job in America? Should I apply for a visa as well or should they offer a visa sponsorship?

Then, let's say I get hired. What's the best way to get an American citizenship with the goal of maintaining my Canadian citizenship? I was originally born in the Philippines; would it be wise to get three citizenships (America/Canada/Philippines)?

Somewhat off topic, but since there are growing opportunities for golang developers, I'm gonna ask a golang development question.

Is anyone using golang with a different language like C, rust, etc? Are you using it through linkage or through microservices?

What libraries are you using with golang that's written in a different language. What does your company /app / system / software do?

Do you recommend using libraries in a different language or using related golang libraries?

Thanks for this Ska! It's clearer for me now

Very fascinating, thanks Kyle!

Thank you, Jerry that was very helpful!

Isn't this bad precedent? If they move to SF area would talented programmers still want to work for them?

It seems like they are a company you can't trust (from what I read in the comment section in that link)

Out of curiosity, how does the process of job hunting work in the Ontario area if they get a job in SV? Does the SV company offer a visa permit or does the student apply for work permit in advance?

It seems like if you also add googly eyes to any robot like the one in BD's video they begin to appear more friendly.

Who do you guys trust for your wildcards needs? Assuming you were to build a super cheap side project on the weekends and you needed subject alternative names for your first-level subdomains.

Thanks, what you've said resonates well after @gizmo's second paragraph.

Thanks! Your statement gives me good insight and I find it helpful, and it seems to complement @jonahx's comments.

Fascinating, I wasn't even aware there were lots of toastmaster clubs in my city. Thanks for the heads up, I'll check them out!

Thanks! I'll start checking out the book

PostGIS would be amazing. Followed by JsonB. Then migrating from JsonB to relational. Hot standby might be interesting too.

Ever noticed he's like the maternal figure of Pied Piper?

(ﾟヮﾟ) Anyone else knows other paths/checklist from beginner programmer to expert/senior programmer in different domains (front-end,back-end, dev-ops/sysadmin, android, ios, system programming, gaming, 3d, image, video) ?

He was a really smart dude. The way he marketed himself was I think the first of his kind.

Plus he won some of his fights even before stepping in through the ring by getting into his opponents head. Just imagine Ali going to your yard a few days before the match in the middle of the night with a loud speaker