bibblebabbles replied to your post:Didnât get the job - two interviews in (of 5... What were the skills they wanted that you didnât have? Could you find some way to develop those for next time?
Working with a large legacy codebase, deeper knowledge of datastructures and coding in non-Unity C#, more knowledge of .Net sockets and generally the kind of stuff that someone whoâs been doing software engineering for a few years would know. I can work on them on my own, but I have no idea if the skills I develop doing that would be comparable to those they want.
owligator replied to your post:Didnât get the job - two interviews in (of 5... aw man im sorry wtf :( i hope you have better luck next time!!! i believe in you!!
Thanks, friend. It was a long shot, given that Iâve pretty much bootsrapped my way into programming - I only know what Iâve taught myself to do the things Iâve wanted to, so a lot of the things that a computer science major wouldâve done in college, Iâve never seen. It just sucks âcause Iâm really, really good at learning new skills - give me a task and a week to learn how and I can do it, itâs just... I donât already know what I need to, so I canât get hired and learn what I need to.









