>diploma in IT >thought i was good at what I did >do

>>60178947
Water did go wrong anon

>>60178981
when they asked me what a byref was

>>60179150
A bisexual referee

>>60179150
A question about literal BASIC?

Sounds like like you'd have been the only IT person there

Bullet: dodged

You're an IT monkey not code monkey do correct them.

>>60179150
wtf is a byref ?

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>>60178947
>get asked in interview how to find a loop in a linked list
>shit my pants and walk out the door

>>60178947
>masters in cs
>neet forever
at least you didn't waste 6 years

>>60181193
Passing by reference vs. passing by value. A basically useless question if you're just applying to be a help desk money.

>>60181242
Help desk monkey*

>>60181242
then he should have said call by reference/name/value it's not a useless question, its just plain wrong

>>60181280
If you were being interviewed for a software dev position and didn't know that "by ref" is shorthand for by reference, you would have some serious issues.

>>60178947
I had about 6 or 7 interviews before I landed my first industry job.
You'll eventually see that they start asking the same questions.