Tell me about the hiring process.

A few interviews, one on site, with technical and other components. I think one of the things that really helped me was that I have a solid understanding of not just how you can do something they’d ask in a technical question, but why you’d choose one method over another, and the foundational concepts of relevant languages, and what is really going on under the hood of the codereenex.

You had a very big transition between your current role and your new role. Can you tell me about that reenex?

There will definitely be a learning curve, but it’s one that I’m hungry to take on, and ready for. This job actually integrates my degree (Economics), real job experience (business/ product development) and the direction I want my career to go (web development) together nicely, and at a time when I was worried that they seemed to be diverging more and more.

In some ways, I’m not sure what to really expect, but I’m very confident that I’ve got the tools to address whatever comes at me. At some point you have to stop thinking about the safety you’re walking away from and realize that the potential value of the risk you’re taking on – even just in the trying, let alone success to follow – is worth much, much morereenex.

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