Do coding test for Vue.js job, because I don't want to work with shitty Angular anymore.

HR person sends React test, with some random string manipulation question in vanilla JavaScript.

I don't do React, but tried the test anyway. Better than shitty Angular.

Told her uhm this is the wrong framework...

I hate web dev.

> I hate web dev.

Amen, brother

I don't really hate web dev in general, but I do hate that the challenge is non-existent.

@cuddlyogre oh, there is a challenge. The challenge is to not go insane.

@cuddlyogre I feel you there, last time I wanted to do something fun (making sure google maps performed properly) I was told that "it's not a montessori" even though it had been an issue before with "large" clients, and we had just rewritten it and without it, it would have been a problem again

@retoor I do everything in my job. I mean EVERYTHING. If the role is remotely connected to the technical aspect of keeping a website online, I do it. The only thing I don't do is design.

I miss the days when I didn't know what I was doing. There's almost nothing I do in a day that I don't already have a solution for now.

@BordedDev Explain the montessori thing in a development context.

@cuddlyogre Dude was upset I didn't do something exactly the way he wanted, so now he was saying he needs to run things like a "montessori" (kids school) aka being a micromanaging little bitch

I get the impression that HR is a bad category. Recruitment demands domain knowledge, awareness of everything the company does, and an atmosphere of transparency, but the rest of HR's responsibilities require emotional intelligence and an atmosphere of trust and safety, and no HR person I ever met was above average in either.

@lorentz Yeah the HR person who I am dealing with started off talking about Angular and I was like I thought this was a Vue.js job. Told her I won't work with Angular lmao. Fuck Angular

@retoor the problem for me with web dev is mainly JavaScript. I hate how it is used for server-side stuff. It feels hacky and wrong although I am guilty of using it server-side. Dilemma...

> shitty Angular

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