Your First 60 Days at an Engineering Job – code.dblock.org | tech blog
You have recently graduated and looked for work. You put together a good resume and e-mailed it around. You got some interest from a few tech companies and maybe programming homework, followed by a technical phone screen. You did well and got invited to an interview! After several hours of whiteboard torture inspired conversations, lunch and references you were offered your first Engineering job and you have accepted. You’re starting in two weeks. Congratulations!
Your First 60 Days at an Engineering Job people | teams | learning You have recently graduated and looked for work. You put together a good resume and e-mailed it around. You got some interest from a few tech companies and maybe programming homework, followed by a technical phone screen. You did well and got invited to an interview! After several hours of whiteboard torture inspired conversations, lunch and references you were offered your first Engineering job and you have accepted. You’re starting in two weeks. Congratulations! Now what? First, do nothing . Take those two weeks to relax and
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