I’m a new CS grad that just graduated in December and I’ve been looking for jobs for months now. I recently interviewed for a position at a startup, and I was invited to participate in a 4 day remote hackathon going from Saturday to Tuesday, with presentations on Wednesday. I’ve never done a hackathon before mostly because it sounds like a miserable time to me, I’m not someone who does well without sleep. And I woke up pretty sick today too. But it also feels dumb to throw away any opportunity I can get, even if I really don’t want to participate.
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r/cscareerquestions I’m a new CS grad that just graduated in December and I’ve been looking for jobs for months now. I recently interviewed for a position at a startup, and I was invited to participate in a 4 day remote hackathon going from Saturday to Tuesday, with presentations on Wednesday. I’ve never done a hackathon before mostly because it sounds like a miserable time to me, I’m not someone who does well without sleep. And I woke up pretty sick today too. But it also feels dumb to throw away any opportunity I can get, even if I really don’t want to participate. submitted by /u/Zelda_Galadriel [link] [comments]
I’m a new CS grad that just graduated in December and I’ve been looking for jobs for months now. I recently interviewed for a position at a startup, and I was invited to participate in a 4 day remote hackathon going from Saturday to Tuesday, with presentations on Wednesday. I’ve never done a hackathon before mostly because it sounds like a miserable time to me, I’m not someone who does well without sleep. And I woke up pretty sick today too. But it also feels dumb to throw away any opportunity I can get, even if I really don’t want to participate.
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