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:laugh: I have to admit that I've done it more than once.

:laugh: Vestments... :thumbsup:

Who's there?

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Maybe we should start learning to speak chinese?

Ouch! That makes my stomach churn with how true it really seems to be.

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That is probably a really good point, not to mention putting a group that is classically (generally speaking) socially awkward (or even dysfunctional) in charge of a society.

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Why create amendments? Wouldn't we just apply a patch?

Oh yeah! Knockout is elephanting awesome! MS MVC plus KnockoutJS makes me get excited about web development again.

I am accustomed to wearing a suit and tie. I was taught that it is always better to be "over-dressed than under-dressed." It seems to work rather well.

That seems like a really good idea! :laugh:

Indeed, yes! I knew I had seen something like that recently. Thank you for calling it out on this thread.

Good points, I think testing is a waste of time. I do think that some problem solving and maybe even some pseudo-code is in order to help assess critical thinking skills.

Awesome list! Especially 4, and 7 are very helpful. I'm used to hiring extroverts (they seem to do better with face-to-face customer service), so that is a great thing to be aware of. I like to think of myself as an introvert, so I hope that there won't be much bias. As far as being "expert", I am very lenient on that. I am more concerned with someone's ability to learn quickly than whether or not they are familiar with my entire technology stack, and so on.