Message from @Dennis
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Since when do you get a response for every application
this is why i hate data science, well one of the reasons
Do you know C?
I don't. I only get about a 5-8% response rate
have you tried finance companies? like some quant stuff
I don't know C
Quants even harder lul
idk bro, at least they have more of them lol
Quants review make the CS whiteboards look like elementary school problems
pfft doubt it. its just diff topics
Depends on how strong his math is
yea
true
There was one financial company in NY I applied to for an IT systems engineer, since I have the background in that. It was owned by Israel with an all female + lesbian executive staff. Not kidding
lol
how would you know they were lesbian?
Diversity is our strength.
My math is much stronger than average. I was a few courses from a major in it
You can't keep fixating on the wokeness
it's just how it is
Basically all of corporate jobs are woke
look man, i get the feeling you need to take a look at how youre reacting to these ppl. im betting theres stuff going on thats causing them to pass you up
maybe interview coaching?
I could see if I can get some coaching at my old university
are the interviews in person?
try that
cuz it might be something you just cant see, since youre too close
I think your point of the Master's Degree is more on the nose
that too
Some. I get about 2 in person interviews a month. The rest are phone. I think that's normal for living so close to NY
In person isn't that common TBH
Usually you don't even get a call unless they're interested
I was more asking because of his suspicion that you're fucking up the interview
but if you're getting past phone and email
you're probably not bombing them
Yeah. Like I said. I was told several times I have a mid level resume. I'm applying to 70% entry level jobs since I don't have a master's
its still often phone -> in person
unless its a small operation
It's usually a 3-4 (sometimes 5) step process
well if its over qualified then just remove some of your experience