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Node.js Meetup: Remote

Creating a technical interview that doesn't suck by Brooks Patton

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Note:

As the World Health Organization has declared that COVID-19 is a global pandemic, and Governor Polis has declared a state of emergency the Node.js meetup will be switching to fully remote. We hope that this will allow us to stay connected while at the same time help to stop new infections. As always the meetup will be streamed. Stay tuned for details on how we will be holding the meetup!

Stay healthy,

Brooks

Talk:

Creating a technical interview that doesn't suck

Interviewing at many companies are a broken mess. The idea is sound, we want to hire programmers who know how to code, work with a team, and don't give up when faced with hard problems. It's something that we complain about when we are interviewing at other companies. However when it is our turn to look for new co-workers we can fall into the trap of using the same terrible practices that we hated when we were searching for a job.

In this talk, Brooks Patton will show you his favorite method for the technical interview, the pair programming interview. He'll show you a sample code base, what the interview itself might look like, and how to create your own amazing interview.

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Speaker:

Brooks Patton is the host of the live stream show Brooks Builds (https://www.twitch.tv/brookzerker) where he live codes, topics vary from web development with Node.js to creating visualizations with Rust. Brooks is also the Technical team lead at Health Scholars, where he's leading a team to create a reporting platform for Doctors and Nurses who are training via VR simulations to keep their skills top notch.

Information about Node.js

This is a group for anyone who is currently using or interested in knowing more about Node.js and JavaScript. A great place to meet, interact, and learn with other developers, designers, managers, and like-minded individuals. Come and share your knowledge, applications, roadbloacks, and get feedback from others. We'll organize regularly scheduled meetings that will focus on Node.js and many of the associated technologies. 

About Node.js: Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript V8 run time for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses and event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices. 

Earlier Event: March 10
Reserved: Stay Tuned
Later Event: April 1
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