>the absolute state of entry level jobs
The absolute state of entry level jobs
Joshua Davis
Xavier Barnes
This is first year CS material.
Jordan Reyes
ive been there, i wish you the best
Owen Miller
Like expert expert level, or just stackoverflow code monkey type? Plus, why the fuck is an IDE a qualification?
Nathan Green
so many databases
Is this a consulting job or something?
Aaron Stewart
>Struts
>Spring
I’d pass
Leo Martinez
>Eclipse
>NetBeans
does anyone actually use these steaming piles of shit?
Ryan Ward
not even, this is like community college prep stuff
Jack Foster
This is what happens when you let HR write these things.
>Programming Languages: Java, J2EE, Gosu, SQL, JQuery, Javascript
>J2EE
Not a programming language
>Gosu
No one uses that
>JQuery
Not a programming language
>XML Technologies: SAX, DOM, DTD, XSD, XML
Sure, drop some more meaningless TLAs in there
>Versioning Software: IBM Clearcase, Visual SourceSafe, CSV, SVN, , CA Harvest
All these shit tier versioning tools, but no git or mercurial?
>IDEs: IRAD, IntelliJ, Eclipse, Netbeans
Why would you need to use more than one?
Thomas Young
They already have the guy they want to hire, they are just have to fulfill some internal requirement or rule that they search outside the company so they ask their guy every specific language/tool, whatever to make sure no one on the entire earth will fulfill those requirements except their guy.