4 karma · joined March 30, 2016
There were very disappointing answers by mozilla employees on r/firefox.
You are not judging the person on his technical merits and suitability of the role but rather his resume skills. Unless the role you are hiring for is creating resumes.
Again, "tell me why I should hire you and in plain english" is just a bad question and a bad intent. You as an interviewer need to judge that and rather say here is why you should join.
I am interested in exploring codebases now that I have sufficient experience and feel confident (and not initimidated). This will be useful because then I can start from the smaller (simpler) ones and move on to the complex ones later.
Any recommended path, please do suggest.
I didn't even used to keep Chrome installed a couple years back , it took an astonishing ~60 seconds or so to start.
What issues did you face?