Grant Rodgers's profile answers

I worked at Fry's Electronics where my main duties were filling 100 feet of shelves with home videos of Titanic and explaining why "widescreen" is better than "fullscreen".

I was interviewing for SBC (now AT&T) and about halfway through I forgot the interviewer's name! I was hoping I'd get a quick peek at her nametag, but it never happened - I think she realized toward the end, she caught me glancing down one too many times. Needless to say I didn't get the job.

I wrote crm software for tourism bureaus, and worked on the backend for their websites (www.sandiego.org was one)

The hospitality devs - real troopers and great programmers.

1. puget sound
2. a cruise ship
3. huge company deck with serious grills
4. a small mysterious box on a column that acts like a switch but nobody knows what it does
5. my bike

1. startup feel
2. frisbee!
3. awesome view

I saw a post on the rails blog saying Jobster needed developers, so I struck up a conversation with one of the devs. It sounded like such a great place to work that I emailed my resume on a long shot - before I knew it, I was moving to Seattle!