The Daily WTF Hiring people you know is a double-edged sword. You already have an established relationship, and shared background, and an

The Daily WTF Brian recently started a new job. That means spending some time poking around the code base, trying to get a grasp on what the

The Daily WTF Jay J had been helping a friend with the job hunt. As an experienced developer, with a strong network, Jay had a sense of who was

The Daily WTF “This was the ATM in the lobby of a certain hotel in Vienna,” wrote Buddy, “The nice lady working at the

The Daily WTF Buford was a contract developer working at a mid-sized financial firm. He had just wrapped up a lengthy project and was looking for

The Daily WTF In early 2002, Bert landed a job at Initech, which released its own protocol analyzer tool. Technically, they released a whole

The Daily WTF Circa 2009, Marylou took a position at an e-commerce firm. It was a small company, which had done its startup phase right in the

The Daily WTF Rob M caught a ticket for a bug in a C# application. Specifically, when the user picked an item off a menu, that item

The Daily WTF It’s Black Friday in the US, which is a fancy way of saying that we’re all busy murdering each other in WalMart over

The Daily WTF It’s Thanksgiving in the US today, so we’re running a classic WTF. What are you thankful for? How about not needing to