if the market is this volatile to an affair between a CEO and a spy, i don't think the market is ready at all for when (not if) the REAL silicon valley scandal drops lol
One thing that the last few years has made abundantly clear is if you're the CEO of a trillion dollar company you've got a surprising amount of time on your hands.
100%. When I conduct interviews, I don't ask candidates to code. I'd rather discuss architecture, bottlenecks, design patterns, and how they approach problems. Yes, even for freshers.
writing code in an interview is now larping in the literal sense. like you are straight up live action roleplaying a historical reenactment of what it was like to be a software engineer.
writing code in an interview is now larping in the literal sense. like you are straight up live action roleplaying a historical reenactment of what it was like to be a software engineer.
just watched ramayana in theatres. absolutely insane visuals. raavana stole the show.
now give mahabharata the same budget.
succession, game of thrones, all these shows about family drama. brother we invented the genre.
Honeypots are such a tried and tested method of espionage that you would think the counter espionage tactic would be to ensure that key personal are drowning in bad bitches.
if you think about it, raavana was an oppressed communist revolutionary who overthrew kuber (the capitalist), seized power, and also happened to have schizophrenia. valmiki was warning us about the dangers of communism thousands of years before marx was even born.