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@soulkicks I guess I could, but I'm the only other one who's working on a project, and my boss might need me with something.
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@pixeltherapy it looks pretty legit, actually. Some fairly big companies will be there, I think.
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@burswag then it's a risk/reward calculation with a little bit of 'can you live with being a bit of a dick this once'?
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@burswag I think you should go. take the risk. just make sure your company isn't represented there. that would suck. having an HR rep recognize you at the fair. maybe bring a fake mustache lol
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@soulkicks oh I highly doubt that. We're less than 10 people in the company, and they might not even be aware of this event. There's no such thing as HR with us hehe.
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@fredrf oh yah! 🤘I was thinking this morning that I would severely regret it if I didn't go. Going. 👍
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@burswag unsure if sarcasm 🤔
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@pixeltherapy nope, no sarcasm. That's what the event was about: how to work on your resume, and what goes on in the recruiting process.
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@burswag busted!
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@pixeltherapy nah, I know he would do it no matter the reason why I was absent.
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@burswag fuck it. In fact you were absent...
But you learned stuff towards your next goal: find a better job.
For me, it's a price I would pay!
I don't really like memes but this one is way too relatable...
Landing your first developer job be like...
There's a tech job fair happening today, and I either have to leave work early or just not come to work at all to be able to go there. I really wanna get a new job, and I might regret it if I don't go there. Should I not come to work?
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