0/10 never doing again

i mean are they difficult to 'zip' up?

however that works

Wires were already bundled in the loom with zip-tie like things on them

or it just gets tedious with low time and having to do it repetively?

just there was like 50 of them to snap in per car

bzzzzzz

worker bee

ye ;-;

I just want a job where I can walk in wearing jeans and a sweater and sit at a desk fo r8 hours

None of this manual labour shit

one of my jobs allows jeans, but a standard shirt

another allows it, but i wouldnt want to wear it

Oh you start out dressing nice, but slowly transition into hoodie form

and unless i live in like maine, i wouldnt wear a sweater

thats depressingly true

from what i see

It's depressing af cause no one wants to hire anyone here right out of college

everyone is like 20 years older than me with kids , a marriage or two, and counting the years into retirement

its borderline depressing

they all think we're retarded af

i jump from one failed application to another

To be fair though, only like 1/50 isn't retarded with these tech courses at college

fuck HR

I am in second last semester in programming shit here

and people can't FizzBuzz

i mean some of the courses though are just borderline setup to fail though, they do minimal work on making sure what they teach is valuable to you

True

but failing at FizzBuzz

well programming isnt my field so i haven't seen it as an interview device

does this actually help childern learn? to replace all 3s and 5s with fizz or buzz?

it's supposed to be a basic logic test

i'm surprised its factors of 3s and 5s

you think 2 would be a more valued factor

for(int i = 1; i < 101;i++){
boolean flag = false;

if(i % 3 == 0){
print("Fizz");
flag = true;
}

if(i % 5 == 0){
print("Buzz");
flag = true;
}

if(!flag){
print(i);
}
}

yeah thats what im reading on wikipedia atm lol

or just go full enterprise:
https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition

also the founder of wikipedia demands $$$$

fucking jimmy

>enterprise edition

>made by serious businessmen for serious business purposes.