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leaving personal comments, jokes, reactions, intros in subtitles is very common in eastern cultures.
Turkish readers will probably remember “esekadam iyi seyirler diler” :)
here is the blooper a TV news channel that leans towards the opposition side had. you can see how their postures and gestures change immediately: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20szE-7h4NA
extended interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhCfXFZgd0I
Bain’s Global Engineering leads the firm’s software development efforts and defines engineering standards for Bain globally. The team ships software solutions to address client and internal needs, ranging from iterative prototypes to enterprise-grade production software.
You’ll lead and manage our San Francisco Development Lab to deliver web and mobile applications for our clients, delighting their customers and improving their employee experience. You’ll do so by recruiting, retaining and motivating a high-performing team of flexible engineers who will use techniques and frameworks you assist them with to deliver quality work at speed. In addition, you’ll serve as part of the engineering expert community within Bain, guiding standards and advising both colleagues and clients on best practices and how best to address specific situations.
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I switched back to Verizon and Google Fi made me feel thankful to have Verizon.
As our clients navigate the migration to a digital economy, the Bain Development Lab provides application prototyping and development to help deliver real, actionable results to supplement our consulting work. That means we build apps. A lot of apps. Which means we need to reinvent as few wheels as possible and get the most out of our own work and the broader development community.
Responsibilities - Be part of the global team that determines our technology stack
- Stay up to date on the latest trends to bring in the right technologies to make our work better – not just the coolest new thing
- Know when to buy vs. build - don’t reinvent the wheel
- Think about security as an inherent part of our frameworks and build it in
- Own the continuous improvement of our software development life cycle, ensuring that each team and app builds on the best of those that came before
- Serve as a coach and mentor to the Engineering Practices team within the Lab, as well as ensuring quality delivery from third party engineers who augment our capabilities by supporting their integration and coaching the Lab team on how to best collaborate.
- Support our clients as they improve their own engineering capabilities
- Support the Head of the Development Lab as well as members of other Bain teams in developing IP around modern engineering practices and how they can be best implemented within client businesses, bringing hands-on knowledge and expertise
- In some cases, work directly with our clients to help them solve specific challenges around strategy or adoption of modern software engineering practices
- Support the growth of the Lab by playing an active role in hiring
- Identify sources of engineering talent to bring to the Lab, including their own networks
- Assist the Dev Lab Head in defining the interview process for the Lab, including taking the lead on developing the technical portions of the process
- Interview engineering candidates for their team and others
To apply: https://goo.gl/79xGxu
As our clients navigate the migration to a digital economy, the Bain Development Lab provides application prototyping and development to help deliver real, actionable results to supplement our consulting work. That means we build apps. A lot of apps. And we need great engineering teams to build them.
Responsibilities - Collaborate with the application team to determine the best infrastructure to deliver a given project
- Use best practices to automate the provision of this infrastructure wherever possible
- Manage releases of software to the client throughout a project, especially once the software is in active use during MVP release or pilot
- Work with the client and broader Bain team to successfully manage deploying to client environments
- Understand available client technologies and resources
- Work alongside client engineers to provision appropriate infrastructure
- Advise client teams on scaling and maintenance strategies for apps going forward
- Contribute back to the broader team, identifying services and frameworks that can be reused or enhancing those you’ve used from others
- Collaborate with Bain’s internal IT group (TSG) on networking and other configuration topics, taking advantage of existing standards and best practices
- Mentor other engineers on the team as well as client engineers in DevOps
To apply: https://goo.gl/CS9quD
I started to see another "offline sending support" every single day and can't understand the idea behind. If I'm doing something important, I would want to see that the form I filled is sent. I would never rely on an app saying "Oh yes, I saved this and will send it later for you". I am questioning this trend.
Saving to offline storage and sending via service worker when the devices comes back online sounds horrible because there is no way to explain a user that the form they sent will be processed automagically when they are back online.