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authorHolden Rohrer <hr@hrhr.dev>2021-05-13 15:22:45 -0400
committerHolden Rohrer <hr@hrhr.dev>2021-05-13 17:35:19 -0400
commit7911be55a12ab3a999be01e3af12cba041298636 (patch)
tree5e37d6da6876c7141d1297d8f4f39526c1a7742a /hireme
parent588cff759b2056fc1527e69d5e02e7933d740efd (diff)
added more work for hireme in final presentation
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-rw-r--r--hireme/Makefile40
-rw-r--r--hireme/final-pres.odpbin0 -> 3667215 bytes
-rw-r--r--hireme/final-pres.tex37
-rw-r--r--hireme/script.txt52
4 files changed, 123 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/hireme/Makefile b/hireme/Makefile
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0e3f653
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hireme/Makefile
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+.POSIX:
+.SUFFIXES:
+.SUFFIXES: .tex .pdf
+
+PDFTEX = pdftex
+
+all = about-7factor.pdf cover-letter.pdf journal1.pdf journal2.pdf\
+journal3.pdf journal4.pdf networking.pdf resume.pdf final-pres-all.pdf \
+final-pres.pptx
+CONTENTS = $(all) smart-goals-all.pdf intern-thanks.txt \
+interview-thanks.txt forms
+
+hireme.zip: $(CONTENTS)
+ WD=$$(basename $$(pwd)) && cd .. && echo $(CONTENTS) | sed "s/^\| /\n$${WD}\//g" | zip -r -@ $${WD}/hireme.zip
+
+clean:
+ rm -f $(all) final-pres-tex.pdf final-pres.pdf *.log hireme.zip
+
+.tex.pdf:
+ $(PDFTEX) $<
+
+about-7factor.pdf: about-7factor.tex
+cover-letter.pdf: cover-letter.tex
+final-pres-tex.pdf: final-pres.tex
+ $(PDFTEX) -jobname final-pres-tex final-pres.tex
+journal1.pdf: journal1.tex
+journal2.pdf: journal2.tex
+journal3.pdf: journal3.tex
+journal4.pdf: journal4.tex
+networking.pdf: networking.tex
+resume.pdf: resume.tex
+
+final-pres.pdf: final-pres.odp
+ loffice --headless --convert-to pdf final-pres.odp
+
+final-pres.pptx: final-pres.odp
+ loffice --headless --convert-to pptx final-pres.odp
+
+final-pres-all.pdf: final-pres.pdf final-pres-tex.pdf
+ pdftk final-pres-tex.pdf final-pres.pdf output final-pres-all.pdf
diff --git a/hireme/final-pres.odp b/hireme/final-pres.odp
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..5b5f610
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hireme/final-pres.odp
Binary files differ
diff --git a/hireme/final-pres.tex b/hireme/final-pres.tex
index ed50108..872deab 100644
--- a/hireme/final-pres.tex
+++ b/hireme/final-pres.tex
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+\input color
\nopagenumbers
\setbox0=\hbox{\vrule}
\newdimen\leftwid\leftwid=2in
@@ -7,7 +8,19 @@
\advance\rightwid by -3\wd0
\advance\rightwid by -16pt % padded box
\def\tr{\noalign{\hrule\penalty-5}}
-\def\link#1{#1}
+\def\link#1{%
+ \leavevmode
+ \pdfstartlink
+ user{/Subtype /Link
+ /Border [ 0 0 0 ]
+ /A <<
+ /Type /Action
+ /S /URI
+ /URI (#1)
+ >>}%
+ {\tt \color{blue} #1}%
+ \pdfendlink
+}
\long\def\pad#1{\vtop{\hbox{\hskip4pt #1\hskip 4pt}\vskip 4pt}}
\parindent5pt
\halign{\vrule\pad{\vtop{\emergencystretch.5in\hsize\leftwid\unskip #\ignorespaces}}\vrule&
@@ -32,22 +45,34 @@
\noindent Characteristics about yourself that you learned from the
internship:\par
{\parindent0pt\leftskip5pt
- I learned that
+ From this internship experience, I now know that I want to
+ be a software developer if the career is anything like my
+ internship, because I love this kind of problem-solving,
+ even if it requires banging your head against the wall over
+ and over and over again.
\par}
\noindent Major lessons you learned from the internship:\par
{\parindent0pt\leftskip5pt
- I learned that
+ I also learned that I get really focused into a task, which,
+ while sometimes beneficial, means that I should focus more
+ on intentionally managing my priorities and schedules
+ between different assignments and responsibilities.
\par}
\cr\tr
What was the greatest thing you got to do, learn, or see through
your internship?&
- ??\cr\tr
+ I also learned that I get really focused into a task, which,
+ while sometimes beneficial, means that I should focus more on
+ intentionally managing my priorities and schedules between
+ different assignments and responsibilities.\cr\tr
How did this internship impact you?&
- bruh\cr\tr
+ This internship has taught me a lot about how to structure
+ maintainable code on a large, team-built project where I don't
+ know every detail of many of the components.\cr\tr
Is there anything else you want us to know about your internship
site, site supervisor, and/or experience?&
No\cr\tr
{\bf Video Link:}&
- \link{https://hrhr.dev/hireme-final.webm}\cr\tr
+ See attached presentation\cr\tr
}
\bye
diff --git a/hireme/script.txt b/hireme/script.txt
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index 0000000..5a996bd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/hireme/script.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+
+In this semester, I interned at 7Factor Engineering, LLC.
+My site supervisor this semester was Ms Chelsea Green, a senior software
+engineer at 7Factor.
+This role is similar to a management role.
+
+While I was at the internship site---actually, scratch that.
+This internship was conducted entirely online because of COVID-19, so
+while I didn't need to drive anywhere, I also didn't see any of my
+coworkers in person.
+The entire company, especially at the beginning of my internship in
+January, was conducting business online because software development
+is less tied to a central location than other careers.
+
+My responsibilities centered around writing code to fix bugs or add
+features to WellEntry.
+WellEntry is a, quote, ``digitally accelerated health screening
+solution'' to help clients like schools or offices protect against
+COVID.
+This included writing the code, of course, but also writing a lot about
+what the code does in ``Pull Requests,'' a way of saying ``this code is
+ready to be reviewed,'' and fixing issues in the visible form,
+usable functionality, or code style.
+I also communicated a lot with my team lead and other people working
+with WellEntry (like Chief Product Officer Justin Cullifer) over Slack,
+where 7Factor workers discuss engineering problems and solutions.
+
+I chose to work in software development because I want to be a software
+developer in my professional career, so I was interested in getting
+hands-on experience with a project that needs to respond quickly to user
+needs.
+
+From this internship experience, I now know that I want to be a software
+developer if the career is anything like my internship, because I love
+this kind of problem-solving, even if it requires banging your head
+against the wall over and over and over again.
+I also learned that I get really focused into a task, which, while
+sometimes beneficial, means that I should focus more on intentionally
+managing my priorities and schedules between different assignments and
+responsibilities.
+
+The most interesting thing I saw during my internship was the day that
+my code broke prod.
+7Factor, like a lot of other good companies in the software development
+space, blames the process rather than the person for the issue, so the
+team that was fixing it up focused on quickly reverting the last release
+so that the issue would stop happening, and writing tests to make sure
+it doesn't happen again.
+
+This internship has taught me a lot about how to structure maintainable
+code on a large, team-built project where I don't know every detail of
+many of the components.