Quindi, vuoi assumere un grande programmatore.
Ogni buon programmatore spera di lavorare in una grande azienda che tratta bene i suoi dipendenti. L'alto stipendio può essere spiegato come "hanno un prodotto rivoluzionario e quindi possono permettersi di condividere". Sanno che è la cosa giusta da fare in modo da non partire prematuramente. (Personalmente sono stato rovinato prima e l'ho dato per scontato.)
Come tenere lontani gli idioti è un'altra domanda. Quasi tutti sopravvalutano la loro esperienza di un fattore di ... diciamo 1.5. I datori di lavoro sopravvalutano le loro esigenze di un fattore uguale. Entrambe le parti hanno bisogno di: la teoria dei giochi al lavoro. Non esagerare e non sottovalutarlo.
Scrivi una descrizione giusta, tenace e informativa. Tale sotto. Quando l'ho visto, mi è piaciuto. Sono sicuro che molti falsi non risponderebbero.
Come riconsiderare i curriculum e i candidati in modo efficace è una terza domanda. Molti, incluso Jeff Atwood, ne hanno scritto a lungo. Non ti darò una guida completa per ... cosa so, inoltre ci sono consigli migliori là fuori su internet. Vorrei solo ribadire: non fare arrabbiare i buoni candidati. Inoltre, hai qualcosa da nascondere, o sei un paradiso in terra? Assumere sarebbe molto più facile se tu fossi. Buona fortuna.
Software engineer - Java - REAL
PROGRAMMERS ONLY (Bedford)
Date: 2011-01-05, 2:17PM EST Reply to:
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Do you have experience developing with
Java, Spring and Hibernate?
Java Experience Required
We are looking for select individuals
with Java, Spring and Hibernate
experience who are interested in
developing scalable backend systems
that process large amounts of data.
Raybeam Solutions is a growing niche
consulting company focused on internet
search and marketing, business
intelligence, and data warehousing for
the past 10 years. We have offices
near Boston and in Silicon Valley and
support a strong list of clients
including Google, Microsoft, Yahoo,
eBay, Expedia and AOL. We're looking
for a flexible, well-rounded
technologist with maturity and
business savvy to join us in Boston or
Silicon Valley. We design and develop
systems using a variety of tools and
platforms. We work in small teams, own
the projects that we work on and have
direct input into the business
decision of our clients.
You have: Real Tested Programming
Skills: If you have a technology
listed on your resume you will be
expected to talk at length on how you
used it, pros & cons. An actual
passion for development: ... if you
got into this line of work because you
thought it would make a dependable
career, chances are this is not a good
fit. Confidence in your skills ... if
the idea of doing technical screenings
in your interview, peer code reviews
and team design reviews makes you
nervous, chances are this is not a
good fit. We are very good at what we
do and only want to work with people
like us.
Breadth of knowledge: We move fast on
small teams. You'll need to be able to
set up the server where you're writing
code that's using a database you've
configured. Excellent communication
skills: Not just good. Explaining
exactly what we're doing and why we're
doing it is an important part of the
job. Many people you'll talk to do not
have the same technical experience
that you do, but they still will need
to feel comfortable with what your
ideas and actions. Ability to listen
and understand: We work with smart
people in a variety of fields. You'll
need to understand what they're asking
of you. Quickness: Can you work
intelligently with speed? Much of what
we do is prototyping systems that have
never built before. Our clients are
interested in results and we need to
deliver them quickly. Experience at
scale: We start at terabytes.
Everything gets larger from there.
We have: Depth: It's a small company
but we bring decades of combined
experience in internet marketing and
business intelligence at scales that
few people have the opportunity to
work at consistently Intellectual
diversity: We're engineers, political
scientists, statisticians and even
music theorists. We can all write
code, but that's not the only thing we
do. Connections: We mentioned a few of
our business partners above. This
network rubs off. Raybeam employees go
on to work at places like Google,
Microsoft, Expedia and CBSSportsline.
Challenges: Every engagement is
different and we get the opportunity
to be creative every time. Fun: We're
hilarious ... trust us.
Specifics: You’ll be working with
Java, Spring and Hibernate and you’ll
have experience with OOD
Multi-threaded programming Database
design SQL