LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@qoto.org

Hello Lucifargundam,

Thank you for your interest in Red Hat and your resume submital to the Senior Software Engineer role , the reference number to the job is in the subject of this email.

While we were impressed with your qualifications, we have ultimately selected another candidate who we believe more closely matches what we are looking for in this position.

This means that you are not being considered for the position in the subject line above but if you applied to other positions, you still might be considered!

We're growing rapidly as a company, and we post new jobs frequently on the Red Hat Jobs website (redhat.com/jobs). Please continue to monitor the website for updates and please apply if you see a new role that interests you. Likewise I will reach out to you if I am aware of new roles that could be a good fit.

Thank you again for your interest and you could still be under consideration for other roles that we have.

Thanks,

Anon

Red Hat Talent Acquisition

Lucifargundam,

How are you? You have applied to JOB #XXXXX here at Red Hat and I'd like to get you into the process right away with the first step for this team. Could you please take a look at the pre-interview screener below?

We'll get feedback from the team & I will then follow up with further communication and/or next steps. It's a GREAT time to join Red Hat and I'm excited to be in communication with you.

>> apply for new job
>> get phone interview
<< "So what makes you think your're qualifiled for this position?"
>> "Well, i do x,y and z- and I've already been doing d,e and f(listing off job description)"
<< "Oh, well I'm glad you said that- because we actually already promised this position to someone else. But, based off what you just told me- you might be better suited for X-Position. Would you be interested?"
>> "Uh, ok- sure. Thank you for considering me, in this position."
<< "Sure. Read over the email and let me know if you're still interested."

Your phone interview at Solidigm is tomorrow!

Hi Lucifargundam! I just wanted to remind you that your 30 minute phone interview at Solidigm is tomorrow Thursday, April 28 at 11:30 AM XXX (XX).

Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to Linux Support Engineer, EMEA at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting

Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to Software Engineer - Golang, Python, Android - Anbox Cloud at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting

@rastinza

I've applied for some jobs with some Contract Companies, haven't sought out individuals yet though.

#nowplaying
LinuxFest Northwest 2022: Messing Around With Unicode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vxi7EXGEPE&list=PLjDc7gDlIAST69I4o3YZS_nQyaGhKlD_X

Dear Lucifargundam

Thank you for your application to Kernel Engineer - Ubuntu Linux at Canonical. We are writing to let you know that we will not progress your application further.

We appreciate that you considered us for your next career step and hope you will continue to consider Canonical opportunities. Please do apply for any new openings that spark your interest!

Regards,
Canonical Recruiting

Thank you for applying to the Sr. Software Engineer - Python / Django position at Engtal.
Unfortunately, Engtal has moved to the next step in their hiring process, and your application was not selected at this time.

@trinsec @Pat
What technical issues?

How to read an RFC (Request For Comment)
https://www.ietf.org/blog/how-read-rfc/

@2ck
It's not hard, but a good thing to know how to do. Would also suggest compiling your own Linux kernel.

@shibao

I'd keep them just in case at th very least

@icedquinn
Depending on the crowd, you're not missing out.

The last party I went to wasn't fun. Especially when it was primarily byob and someone decided to bring a shitton of alcohol and give it to a select few.

I'd like to go to a party, but I'd like to feel comfortable knowing I might have something small in common with them beforehand. I've had conversations with random people at bars- so it shouldn't be _that_ hard.

_shouldnt be_