[08:57] <czajkowski> ShaneM: thanks
[08:57] <ShaneM> np
[08:59] <czajkowski> !de
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[08:59] <czajkowski> bah
[09:04] <ShaneM> Did Sirius find someone for the support engineer position yet?
[09:09] <czajkowski> not yet
[09:10] <czajkowski> we have 3-4 positions open
[09:10] <czajkowski> we're interviewing the week after next
[09:10] <czajkowski> ShaneM: you interested ?
[09:10] <czajkowski> you know you have to be onsite...
[09:10] <czajkowski> possibly can arrange to work from home for a wee bit maybe..
[09:12] <ShaneM> I only graduated in May so I've still got my hopes up to find a programming position something.
[09:13] <ShaneM> *somewhere
[09:14] <ShaneM> The jobs since like it would be pretty good, but I think I'd regret taking it if I didn't try and find a full time programming position somewhere first.
[09:14] <mokmeister> czajkowski: Details of job? I'm not looking myself, but I have a mate who's looking, and he's willing to travel.
[09:14] <ShaneM> mokmeister: http://www.lczajkowski.com/2011/01/04/were-hiring/
[09:15] <mokmeister> thanks ShaneM
[09:15] <ShaneM> np :)
[09:22] <mokmeister> ShaneM: word of advice, it's always easier to find a job when you're working! Waiting for the right job could mean waiting a long time! Not trying to be preachy, just passing on some hard learned experience! ;)
[09:29] <ShaneM> mokmeister: Yeah I know what you mean. I'm kind of really anxious about it
[09:31] <ShaneM> mokmeister: I'm kind of in a position at the moment that I can get programming interviews but I'm kind of afraid of going to them. There's so much stuff they ask that I don't know and I feel like if I applied and blew it then I'd quickly loose all my opinions.
[09:31] <ShaneM> ...if that makes sense.
[09:33] <mokmeister> Think on the interviews as experience.
[09:33] <mokmeister> Your interviewers will know that if you just graduated then there is a lot of stuff you won't know.
[09:35] <ShaneM> Yeah, it's just really intimating. I know what I'm saying is pretty stupid, because doing nothing is never going to accomplish anything.
[09:35] <mokmeister> A lot of their questions will be gauged to see how you react to it rather than expecting you to know everything
[09:35] <mokmeister> Feel the fear and do it anyway! ;)
[09:36] <mokmeister> It's just something that you are going to have to get your head around
[09:36] <ShaneM> Yeah that's kind of the idea I'm getting around to now.
[09:36] <mokmeister> Remember as well your interviewers will realise you're nervous as well
[09:36] <ShaneM> I've been doing nothing but straight C  and C++ revision with the last month and I think I'm after getting pretty good at it.
[09:38] <mokmeister> Good stuff
[09:38] <mokmeister> Always helps to stay fresh. Best of luck with it anyway! :D
[09:38] <ShaneM> Yeah
[09:38] <ShaneM> Thanks :)
[09:39] <mokmeister> np
[09:39] <ShaneM> Hopefully I'll get some balls! :P
[09:39] <mokmeister> A job would do! ;) jk
[09:39] <ShaneM> Haha