Внезапно сменил работу
Кажется, буквально только что прогремела моя статья о собеседованиях, феерично завершившаяся попаданием в 2ГИС. Восемь месяцев — чертовски маленький срок. Никогда не занимался «джобхоппингом», так что и сейчас не открывал резюме, не искал работу, готовился к аттестации. Встроился в процессы, накупил корпоративного мерча, подружился с коллегами и стал регулярно ездить в офис (который при мне перенесли в другое здание и расширили). Уже прям ассоциировал себя с 2ГИС.
Но внезапно мне сделали очень заманчивое предложение. Такое, от которого невозможно отказаться. Позвали в расширяющуюся финтех-компанию архитектором на новые продукты. Очень грустно уходить из 2ГИС, но я бы себя не простил, если бы не воспользовался открывшейся возможностью.
Сегодня на теперь уже старом месте работы было exit-интервью. Кстати, хорошая практика — компания обращает внимание на особенности в статистике увольнений. Задавали вопросы о том, что было хорошо, а что можно улучшить.
Вообще впечатления от 2ГИС самые тёплые. Из плюсов я бы выделил развитую корпоративную культуру и приятную атмосферу работы (не в последнюю очередь благодаря коллегам). Я с удовольствием читал внутренний новостной портал, ходил на презентации фич и самопрезентации новичков, участвовал в местных квизах. Прям сильный косяк вышел только с хакатоном, я вам об этом писал, но там скорее всего просто конкретные организаторы лажанули.
Одна из самых крутых киллер-фич 2ГИС, как работодателя — упрощённое взятие выходных и отпусков. По большей части не нужно никаких специальных согласований, если ты внезапно повёз ребёнка к врачу, или сам устал и хочешь денёк отоспаться.
Однако, в других местах отсутствие формализма порождает сложности. В Росатоме, например, процессы движения задач по жизненному циклу были зарегламентированы сильнее: нельзя передать что-то в разработку без аналитики, постановщик задачи сам следит за её статусами, задача целиком переназначается всегда на текущего одного ответственного человека (на стадии разработки на программиста, на стадии тестирования на тестировщика и т.д.). В 2ГИС иногда задачи приходили от бизнеса с необходимостью самостоятельно ходить по людям и уточнять, что на самом деле хотели. Делалось это как бы для экономии на аналитиках, что лично мне кажется большим заблуждением: бизнес таким образом платил за время более дорогого программиста, который ещё и выполнял работу аналитика дольше, потому что специализируется на другом. В итоге то, что казалось экономией, в моём понимании было скорее увеличением расходов и сроков. То же самое касалось, например, архитектуры и техдолга (но это типичная проблема подавляющего большинства бизнесов — техдолг вообще никто не умеет считать и оценивать).
Я бы сказал так: 2ГИС как бы вырос из стартапа и стал практически бигтехом, особенно после покупки Сбером. Если не бигтехом, то энтерпрайзом точно. Но в итоге оставил часть недостатков стартапа (экономия на «второстепенных» вещах, отсутствие регламентов) и получил часть недостатков энтерпрайза (слабое влияние сотрудников на конечный продукт, очень затянутое планирование и согласование новых задач, заметное количество легаси).
С другой стороны в той же мере присутствуют одновременно плюсы стартапа (простые организационные процессы, неформальная атмосфера) и плюсы энтерпрайза (стабильная компания с офисами, конкурентными зарплатами, рыночным белым оформлением, айти брендом и корпоративной культурой).
Если вы дисциплинированы, компетентны и не боитесь некоторых трудностей, то я однозначно готов советовать работу в 2ГИС. Сейчас идёт набор разработчиков на C#, Go, дата-саентистов, присоединяйтесь :) Уровни мидл и сеньор.
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🔜The meeting was scheduled for 9:30, but everyone was late.
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🔘Schedule as a noun can be a plan or list of when things happen.
🔜 According to the schedule we start at 9 tomorrow.
🔘A schedule can tell when planes, trains and buses are planned to arrive at and depart from different places.
🔜The flight schedule says that we should be leaving at 1015.
🔘As a verb, schedule means to plan to for something to happen at a certain time. It’s often used in the passive to talk about when things will or should happen.
🔜The meeting was scheduled for 9:30, but everyone was late.
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IELTS BAND8.5+ #Schedule
✅A - READING!
Make sure that you spend at least 1 hour a day on the following (don’t forget to record vocab, underline useful collocations, copy them into your vocab book... if you have one):
✅ B - WATCHING
Don't watch your content passively with the video/radio etc. playing in the background. You need to listen attentively since you'll need to do the same in the exam. Train your ear at an early stage and make life easier for yourself down the line. Oh, and if watching something.... subtitles OFF! 1 hour a day, too.
📆 MONDAY
📖National Geographic: select THEMES and randomly read an article whether science, travel, adventure, animals etc.
💻Documentary: think about what you might have read and type the theme into YouTube
📆 TUESDAY
📖Time Magazine: click the box top left next to TIME and randomly read an article whether politics, business, tech, health etc.
💻YouTube Videos: I have put together a number of YouTube channels I enjoy in a post.
📆WEDNESDAY
📖 The Guardian: Randomly select different themes and select an article at random to read
💻BBC World service is a good one. Loads of different themes for background listening: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_world_serv..
📆THURSDAY
📖Scientific American : randomly select a news article to read.
💻 Documentary: Curiosity Stream is a good one, but it's a paid website.
📆FRIDAY (Entertainment)
📖 Continue reading a book of your choice PROVIDING it’s not a classic (continue with that after your course)
💻 Watch a film of your choice but still have pen and paper ready! Subtitles off!!!
📆SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Focus on doing your grammar and vocab exercises, practice tests as well as go over the vocab and things you have recorded during the week. Use the weekend to write your essays.
My guidelines:
📌 It doesn't matter if you're interested in the themes or not. In the exam you don't have a choice. So stop being selective. Move beyond Friends and The Big Bang Theory.
📌 Record "chunks of language". Once you've done the article or video, summarize it out aloud recycling that language you have just jotted down. Maybe even write a small summary.
📌 Less is more! Do one article or video a day. That's enough. Better do one, learn and recycle the language rather than watch/read too many and remember nothing.
⚡️@ieltsulugbeks⚡️
IELTS BAND8.5+ #Schedule
✅A - READING!
Make sure that you spend at least 1 hour a day on the following (don’t forget to record vocab, underline useful collocations, copy them into your vocab book... if you have one):
✅ B - WATCHING
Don't watch your content passively with the video/radio etc. playing in the background. You need to listen attentively since you'll need to do the same in the exam. Train your ear at an early stage and make life easier for yourself down the line. Oh, and if watching something.... subtitles OFF! 1 hour a day, too.
📆 MONDAY
📖National Geographic: select THEMES and randomly read an article whether science, travel, adventure, animals etc.
💻Documentary: think about what you might have read and type the theme into YouTube
📆 TUESDAY
📖Time Magazine: click the box top left next to TIME and randomly read an article whether politics, business, tech, health etc.
💻YouTube Videos: I have put together a number of YouTube channels I enjoy in a post.
📆WEDNESDAY
📖 The Guardian: Randomly select different themes and select an article at random to read
💻BBC World service is a good one. Loads of different themes for background listening: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_world_serv..
📆THURSDAY
📖Scientific American : randomly select a news article to read.
💻 Documentary: Curiosity Stream is a good one, but it's a paid website.
📆FRIDAY (Entertainment)
📖 Continue reading a book of your choice PROVIDING it’s not a classic (continue with that after your course)
💻 Watch a film of your choice but still have pen and paper ready! Subtitles off!!!
📆SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Focus on doing your grammar and vocab exercises, practice tests as well as go over the vocab and things you have recorded during the week. Use the weekend to write your essays.
My guidelines:
📌 It doesn't matter if you're interested in the themes or not. In the exam you don't have a choice. So stop being selective. Move beyond Friends and The Big Bang Theory.
📌 Record "chunks of language". Once you've done the article or video, summarize it out aloud recycling that language you have just jotted down. Maybe even write a small summary.
📌 Less is more! Do one article or video a day. That's enough. Better do one, learn and recycle the language rather than watch/read too many and remember nothing.
⚡️@ieltsulugbeks⚡️
IELTS BAND8.5+ #Schedule
✅A - READING!
Make sure that you spend at least 1 hour a day on the following (don’t forget to record vocab, underline useful collocations, copy them into your vocab book... if you have one):
✅ B - WATCHING
Don't watch your content passively with the video/radio etc. playing in the background. You need to listen attentively since you'll need to do the same in the exam. Train your ear at an early stage and make life easier for yourself down the line. Oh, and if watching something.... subtitles OFF! 1 hour a day, too.
📆 MONDAY
📖National Geographic: select THEMES and randomly read an article whether science, travel, adventure, animals etc.
💻Documentary: think about what you might have read and type the theme into YouTube
📆 TUESDAY
📖Time Magazine: click the box top left next to TIME and randomly read an article whether politics, business, tech, health etc.
💻YouTube Videos: I have put together a number of YouTube channels I enjoy in a post.
📆WEDNESDAY
📖 The Guardian: Randomly select different themes and select an article at random to read
💻BBC World service is a good one. Loads of different themes for background listening: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_world_serv..
📆THURSDAY
📖Scientific American : randomly select a news article to read.
💻 Documentary: Curiosity Stream is a good one, but it's a paid website.
📆FRIDAY (Entertainment)
📖 Continue reading a book of your choice PROVIDING it’s not a classic (continue with that after your course)
💻 Watch a film of your choice but still have pen and paper ready! Subtitles off!!!
📆SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Focus on doing your grammar and vocab exercises, practice tests as well as go over the vocab and things you have recorded during the week. Use the weekend to write your essays.
My guidelines:
📌 It doesn't matter if you're interested in the themes or not. In the exam you don't have a choice. So stop being selective. Move beyond Friends and The Big Bang Theory.
📌 Record "chunks of language". Once you've done the article or video, summarize it out aloud recycling that language you have just jotted down. Maybe even write a small summary.
📌 Less is more! Do one article or video a day. That's enough. Better do one, learn and recycle the language rather than watch/read too many and remember nothing.
⚡️@ieltsulugbeks⚡️
Due to the #coronavirus
the #schedule of #BFIC 's #Koreanclass
is delayed #😢
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Check changed annual schedule
at www.bfic.kr
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✔ 1st Semester: Mar. 2 ~ Jun. 12
✔ Level Test: Feb. 24 ~ Feb. 26
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http://masnun.com/2015/11/20/python-asyncio-future-task-and-the-event-loop.html
On any platform, when we want to do something #asynchronously, it usually involves an #event loop. An event loop is a loop that can register #tasks to be executed, execute them, delay or even cancel them and handle different events related to these operations. Generally, we #schedule multiple async functions to the event loop. The loop runs one function, while that function waits for #IO, it pauses it and runs another. When the first function completes IO, it is resumed. Thus two or more functions can #co_operatively run together. This the main goal of an event loop.
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FTX Announces Preliminary Fund Distribution Schedule
🔵 FTX reveals a preliminary payment distribution schedule for creditors.
🔵 Claims under $50k total $1.2 billion.
🔴 By January 20: Preliminary claims must be met.
🔴February 25 - March 4: Expected period for fund distribution begins.
🤔 Will this bring additional liquidity to the market?
Read more
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