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If I didn't have my dream job as a graphics developer already, I'd send Ableton my resume instantly! Looks like a great work environment you're having there!

i want work for ableton))) like web developer)))
i know .net, php, javascript, and jquery etc)

"wont be traded off for quick releases".

yeah. ok.

Engage "My Coder Girl"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-m6JDYRFvk

She's much more capable then just coding...

So who's gonna make a similar vid about "life as an Ableton user"?

1) Turn on computer.
2) Launch Live
3) Waaaait. Gotta check my e-mails first.
4) Back to Live. Saaaay, without-reading-the-manual, why is there no (feature X) in Live?
5) Log on to Ableton forum. Fret.
6) Time for a little snack.
7) Where was I?

sporkles wrote:So who's gonna make a similar vid about "life as an Ableton user"?

1) Turn on computer.
2) Launch Live
3) Waaaait. Gotta check my e-mails first.
4) Back to Live.
5) Log on to Ableton forum. Fret.
6) Time for a little snack.
7) Where was I?

Sounds like me. I try to work the crowd a little in between 4 and 5 though...

^Ok, I don't know what your European standards are in the workplace, but I think in the US, "table footy" is definitely a form of sexual harassment...

Having said that, I'd definitely be into it!

Rave wrote:I am a terrible programmer but me thinks Ableton should employ me because I bet I could whip all your arses at table footy

Do they have Deutcher Meister? Otherwise, I won't bother.

nebulae wrote:^Ok, I don't know what your European standards are in the workplace, but I think in the US, "table footy" is definitely a form of sexual harassment...

Having said that, I'd definitely be into it!

the ceos motivate the developers to be slow and not perfectionistic?


makes perfect sense to me...
dont sounds like the bleeding edge of technology where engineers give theire best and own blood to achive higher goals..
relax,
we can fix it in the next update and cash for it.

wise man indeed..

3phase wrote:the ceos motivate the developers to be slow and not perfectionistic?


makes perfect sense to me...
dont sounds like the bleeding edge of technology where engineers give theire best and own blood to achive higher goals..
relax,
we can fix it in the next update and cash for it.

wise man indeed..

harrharrharrr.

friend_kami wrote:

3phase wrote:the ceos motivate the developers to be slow and not perfectionistic?


makes perfect sense to me...
dont sounds like the bleeding edge of technology where engineers give theire best and own blood to achive higher goals..
relax,
we can fix it in the next update and cash for it.

wise man indeed..

harrharrharrr.

Don't bother. If he wanted to get his bugs fixed, they'd be fixed already.

Nice video!

That makes me so jealous, when I am looking at my current company ! That looks like a really great enviroment for developer. Almost to good to be true

Hopefully you still hire when I am done with my apprenticeship

If I was not gainfully employed and happily married -- no brainer.

rs