Monday, August 14, 2006
What makes one a Senior Developer?
- Experience in interviewing candidates and making hiring recommendations.
- Experience in managing a team of intermediate/junior developers.
- Experience in estimating development time and bringing projects in within the given estimate.
- Experience in high-level architectural design.
- Solid knowledge of and experience in at least two different programming languages.
- Knowledge of the issues related to (but not necessarily experience with) all aspects of a software system including network, GUI, database, security.
- The ability to evaluate and offer recommendations on new languages/technologies/frameworks.
- The ability to think outside the box or go beyond existing solutions.
- The ability to coach/mentor new hires.
Monday, August 07, 2006
Qualified for the Summer ladder Tennis playoff
Had a tough summer season. Missed out on playing Joe Montagnino and Geoff Sessa in the list. Playoffs starting on 8/11, is going to be a very steep hill. Most likely will be facing Taylor in the first round, who breezed past me 6-3 6-3 in the only game we faced off. Below are the results.
Rank | Points | Player | Win-Loss |
1 | 331 | Brian Cudney | 14-1 |
2 | 319 | Karthik Shanmugam | 11-7 |
3 | 318 | Alan James | 9-4 |
4 | 303 | Devang Shah | 10-15 |
5 | 300 | Joe Montagnino | 11-4 |
6 | 297 | Geoff Sessa | 10-1 |
7 | 285 | Taylor Busby | 9-2 |
8 | 282 | Adam Bernstein | 7-5 |
9 | 281 | Sameer Shaik | 9-5 |
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Law of Conservation of Time
This is a new law as a corollary to the Newton's law of Conservation of Energy ( Every action as an equal and opposite reaction)
The amount of time you have, always remains constant.
The amount of time you have, always remains constant.
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