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/g/entlemen
I have an assignment due today that's based on a mini-interview with a software engineer. I just need answers to the following three questions from someone with that occupation:
1.
What skills are expected (or most valued/needed) from a person working as a software developer in your company?
2.
Why these skills are important?
3.
Based on your experience, which skill(s) – if any – are typically lacking from students graduating from a University or a College?
Also, your position, company and years of working experience is relevant.
Thanks /g/
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You should ask /sci/
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>>58513743
I did that. Was told to also try here.
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>>58513620
1. Install gentoo
2. Impressing nerds and getting girls wet
3. Typically purple lack basic hygiene and fashion skills.
Shitposter, 10 years fuck me, 4chan.org.
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>>58513620
1- Communication skills. Programming skills.
2- So they will understand what is expected of them. So they can carry out their tasks.
3- 99.5% of CS graduates looking for a job do not know programming. See FizzBuzz.
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