Ballbuster Q's / Resume Q's Flashcards

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Background/Explainer Speech

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So I’ll give you the quick rundown since it’s easy to get confused by my resume the way my mentors had me put it together:

  • Before I even finished college in 2008, I knew I wanted to be an engineer, but by the time I learned this about myself it was too late to pivot quickly.
  • Marketing found me, and I made a surprisingly deep run in that world. After a few years I started my own company–you’ll probably hear “freelancing”, but no– I actually walked into the boardrooms of Inc 5000 and venture capital companies and signed them by myself. The whole way though, I had my hands on automation, code and data and never forgot my calling to software until I found my out.
  • I sold my clients, got my Software Engineering certification from Flatiron School and am now developing my own apps and creating/updating SEO websites while I make the leap to a role where I can do something bigger.
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Describe your education at Flatiron.

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  • I completed the full stack software engineering program, which is over 1,000 hours.
  • Stack taught
  • portfolio based, active github
  • lang ag
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Describe your experience with HTML.

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  • With SEO, you learn this early.
  • Tagging
  • on pg Opt
  • structured snippets
  • pagespeed insights
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Describe your experience with CSS.

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  • Wireframes
  • Templates
  • Bootstrap-
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Describe your experience with JavaScript.

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  • BAS ads
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Describe your experience with REST/SOAP.

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Describe your experience with JSON.

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Describe your experience with jQuery.

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Describe your experience with OOP.

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Describe your experience with Test Driven Development.

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Describe your experience with SQL.

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Describe your experience with OOP.

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Describe your experience with Ruby/Rails.

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Describe your experience with APIs.

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Describe your experience with SPSS.

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Describe your experience with React.

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Describe your experience with Redux.

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Describe your experience with OOP.

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Describe your experience with R.

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20
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Why switch to engineering?

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  • I’m someone that needs to succeed on merit, to plan and build useful things, to automate, and to be around good, sharp people.
21
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Why are you leaving Aletheia?

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  • I’m ready for the next progression in my career.
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What do you do at Aletheia? Day to day?

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  • One thing I do is contract work where I create and edit pretty vanilla small business websites using an internal CMS. I’ll edit & write tags, troubleshoot bugs, update the database. - I also assist with marketing campaign planning, analysis & iteration.
  • BUT My most relevant experience with modern frameworks comes from my Github projects. They are the beginnings of products I aim to turn into something I can sell.
23
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Ale- Tell me how your web scrapers work.

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  • Mostly written in the imacros domain-specific language, there may be some javascript sprinkled in when I needed conditional logic. My scrapers generally pulled from and wrote to .csv files, used said data in search queries, then scraped list and detail pages and spit out a structured CSV.
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BAS - Tell me how your Google Ads scripts work.

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Yodle - Tell me how your formulas worked.

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  • It’s been some time, but I believed we used a combo of visual basic and excel formulas. We had two layers of what we called “spinning”, one was at the word or phrase level, and one was at the sentence level. There was some manual proofing to catch outliers that read too strangely. The other was a scheduling feature that let us know which clients were due for a post based on status, last post date, and current performance pulled from SQL.
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Yodle - Tell me how your regression models worked.

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