Re: [TriLUG] Positions with Google in NC

2007-02-18 Thread bak
Magnus wrote: Aaron, thank you so much for your thoughtful contributions to this thread. I've personally found it very interesting to read, from both sides. Just an unsolicited $0.02: Aaron S. Joyner wrote: So, base salary isn't what one might typically expect. And even from the offer

Re: [TriLUG] Positions with Google in NC

2007-02-18 Thread bak
and Larry are the ones with the huge truckloads of cash. The opportunity for huge truckloads of cash is not to be found at a post-IPO company. ;) --bak -- TriLUG mailing list: http://www.trilug.org/mailman/listinfo/trilug TriLUG Organizational FAQ : http://trilug.org/faq/ TriLUG Member

Re: [TriLUG] Positions with Google in NC

2007-02-15 Thread bak
, but as an adult, I have learned to feed myself. :) Maybe I should have had Taco Bell like Aaron before my Google interview -- I went to In-N-Out. :) --bak Aaron S. Joyner wrote: Having said all that, let me tack on two things. The Google interview process is both highly educational, and a real

Re: [TriLUG] Positions with Google in NC

2007-02-15 Thread bak
I have to second Tarus on the animal style double double. I usually go for the 'well-done' fries as well. Aargh, starving now. My sources tell me that Cook-Out is the thing that comes closest in NC, and it's but a pale imitation. --bak William Sutton wrote: It's not even 10:35 and you've

Re: [TriLUG] Burger Drool [was: Positions with Google in NC]

2007-02-15 Thread bak
It seems that all the folks on this list are closet foodies as well as linux/unix geeks. In fact IIRC the Crazy Fire discussion of which starches work best as sauce barriers is the one other long-running discussion I've seen in my short time here. And that BBQ thread. Excellent! --bak