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This is the second post on my experience running the MX ruby apprenticeship program. Focused on our goals and plans for the apprenticeship. With dates planned it was time to get some applications for the apprenticeship. How should someone apply to the apprenticeship? How would we know which candidates best fit our criteria of being self-motivated to learn new things and tackle hard problems? Who would bother applying in the first place? Read on →. I help organize a local ruby meetup group. So I liked the...

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This is the second post on my experience running the MX ruby apprenticeship program. Focused on our goals and plans for the apprenticeship. With dates planned it was time to get some applications for the apprenticeship. How should someone apply to the apprenticeship? How would we know which candidates best fit our criteria of being self-motivated to learn new things and tackle hard problems? Who would bother applying in the first place? Read on →. I help organize a local ruby meetup group. So I liked the...

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