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Got a StackOverflow careers invitation.


They do a pretty cool thing: force you to tell “the truth” — no matter how subjective this term is — as opposed to emasculated official style:

  • what you really did (whatever it means to you);
  • what opensource/published projects did you participate in;
  • Top Stack questions you answered;
  • your professional reading and (sic!) writing.

Here I am: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/victors
(have to complete it still)

Got 5 invites btw.
Actually, just testing a new LiveJournal crosspost plugin.

9 Comments

  1. Sergey wrote:

    can I ask you for invitation to StackOverflow careers?

    Posted on 26-Nov-11 at 00:25 | Permalink
  2. john wrote:

    can I Apply for a invitation pls?

    Posted on 29-Mar-12 at 22:57 | Permalink
  3. john, I prefer to knnow at least something about the people I recommend. Can you please tell a bit about what you did as a programmer?

    Posted on 03-Apr-12 at 11:41 | Permalink
  4. Saurabh wrote:

    Can I ask you for the invite?

    I work as Senior Software Engineer in a start-up company based at Herndon, VA. I have been working on Grails, Spring, Hibernate, Cloud services such as AWS. I am active member on stackoverflow.com too.

    I would really appreciate your invite.

    Posted on 07-Apr-12 at 17:15 | Permalink
  5. Saurabh, you got it, no problem.

    BTW you can delete negatively voted answers on SO, and it WILL increase your rep. It seems unfair, but it’s the way SO cleans out irrelevant content.

    Posted on 09-Apr-12 at 12:36 | Permalink
  6. Hi, if you still have any invites left, is there any chance to get one? Thanks in advance!

    Posted on 13-May-12 at 16:35 | Permalink
  7. No prob, you got it.

    Posted on 16-May-12 at 14:23 | Permalink
  8. Thanks a lot!

    Posted on 16-May-12 at 14:52 | Permalink
  9. rajneesh wrote:

    [consultation service needed]

    my company has a grails app developed. We want to scale it for huge load.

    pls contact me at rajneesh@linius.com for further details.

    Posted on 07-Oct-12 at 16:54 | Permalink

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