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 @scottalanmiller said: That's what I treated it as. I'm honestly thinking that he might just leave completely. Giving him the full benefit of the doubt is a bit like trolling the troll. I operate under the assumption that I'm almost never 100% correct so I like to prepare people for that when I make a recommendation or post anything. I think people respect honesty and I try to be as humble as I can be. It's easy to maintain relationships online or offline that way. 
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 @scottalanmiller said: And you knew where to find this video... why? Be hold the power of the Schwartz-- I mean Google. Be hold the power of Google. 
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 So I have an in person interview on Friday with the DoD contractor. I'm going to be there for two and a half hours. At 12 I'm having lunch with the team, then at 1 it's an overview of what the team does, and at 1:30 is a panel interview. I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. 
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 @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. 
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 @scottalanmiller said: @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. I guess I just haven't had enough positions like this to see it yet. It's for a Senior Systems Engineer. 
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 I actually dislike it. It wastes time and is nerve-wracking. Are they judging how you eat? What you order? Will they hire me BECAUSE I'm a vegetarian or not hire me because they don't want to put up with one? 
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 @scottalanmiller said: I actually dislike it. It wastes time and is nerve-wracking. Are they judging how you eat? What you order? Will they hire me BECAUSE I'm a vegetarian or not hire me because they don't want to put up with one? Yeah - I've always wondered the same - assuming it's not something like pizza, will they judge you based on the price of what you order, etc, etc. Though once you move past the ordering crap - I think food in general puts people more at ease. 
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 @Dashrender said: Though once you move past the ordering crap - I think food in general puts people more at ease. Until you worry about getting food onto a suit or whatever. Although most places that I interview are like "remember to wear shorts and flip flops!" 
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 @johnhooks said: So I have an in person interview on Friday with the DoD contractor. I'm going to be there for two and a half hours. At 12 I'm having lunch with the team, then at 1 it's an overview of what the team does, and at 1:30 is a panel interview. I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. I had one here. If they are taking you to lunch, it's a good chance to get to know everybody, and just see how they get along, and they'll see how you get along with them. I keep the interview-ish type questions for the firing squa--I mean panel interview later, unless somebody just brings up some general stuff. 
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 @scottalanmiller said: @Dashrender said: Though once you move past the ordering crap - I think food in general puts people more at ease. Until you worry about getting food onto a suit or whatever. Although most places that I interview are like "remember to wear shorts and flip flops!" Ha they mentioned "professional attire" so I think I'll be in a suit. 
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 @scottalanmiller said: @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. SAM casually name dropping..... OT: Just sorted 3 different printer tickets - one person's PC had changed the port from the IP to WSD...so switched it back and thats sorted...one department have just got a new Printer, so installed that (they replaced a network one with the "new model"...that DOESN'T have a network port, so I installed via USB cable and shared over the network...) and one just being a printer... 
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 @NattNatt said: @scottalanmiller said: @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. SAM casually name dropping..... OT: Just sorted 3 different printer tickets - one person's PC had changed the port from the IP to WSD...so switched it back and thats sorted...one department have just got a new Printer, so installed that (they replaced a network one with the "new model"...that DOESN'T have a network port, so I installed via USB cable and shared over the network...) and one just being a printer... Print server? if not avoid at all costs 
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 @wirestyle22 said: @NattNatt said: @scottalanmiller said: @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. SAM casually name dropping..... OT: Just sorted 3 different printer tickets - one person's PC had changed the port from the IP to WSD...so switched it back and thats sorted...one department have just got a new Printer, so installed that (they replaced a network one with the "new model"...that DOESN'T have a network port, so I installed via USB cable and shared over the network...) and one just being a printer... Print server? if not avoid at all costs What..? We have a print server yes, but I don't get the question here... 
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 @NattNatt said: @wirestyle22 said: @NattNatt said: @scottalanmiller said: @johnhooks said: I've never had an interview where they gave me lunch. Been a long time since I had one when they didn't. I've had them where we go to a restaurant. Some where a catering crew come in for it. Some they eat in the offices. All kinds of things. Facebook: Eat on campus to show the campus stuff 
 Amazon: Walk to a restaurant in the neighbourhood
 Change: Pizza at a house
 BW: Catered lunch from a personal chefSome that I remember. I know one in Cleveland the whole team went to a lunch at a restaurant and did something like pizza. Nothing fancy but a good chance for everyone to talk. SAM casually name dropping..... OT: Just sorted 3 different printer tickets - one person's PC had changed the port from the IP to WSD...so switched it back and thats sorted...one department have just got a new Printer, so installed that (they replaced a network one with the "new model"...that DOESN'T have a network port, so I installed via USB cable and shared over the network...) and one just being a printer... Print server? if not avoid at all costs What..? We have a print server yes, but I don't get the question here. Never mind. I misread it. Misfiring neurons 
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 Reinstalled Linux on my Chromebook. Switched to Gnome 3, XFCE was bothering me. 
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 @johnhooks How does CentOS perform on a Chromebook? Or do you have Ubuntu installed? 
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 @alex.olynyk said: @johnhooks How does CentOS perform on a Chromebook? Or do you have Ubuntu installed? I just have Ubuntu installed. I used Crouton which makes a chroot. They don't have support for any rpm distros that I could find. This way I can switch between ChromeOS and Linux. 
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 @johnhooks Thanks 
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 Luciana has a fever of 102 now  
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 @scottalanmiller Crappy. I hate it when my kids are sick  Tylenol to the rescue! Tylenol to the rescue!





