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After a relaxing weekend in a local spa, I post the video of my TV interview @ ServusTV as I promised last week. If your able to understand German oder just want to see me check out: http://www.servustv.com/cs/Satellite/Article/gut-leben–011259275657193 (time index 32:30).

Comments are welcome.

Today I had my second with Amazon. I think I did perform well, but not the way I wanted. Second round was quite hard and I was too nervous today. I won’t go into detail, because I am very tired today and I do not really want to give more detail, because of the same reasons like last time.

So stay tuned.

Today I did an interview about my EMS Stress Analyzer- at ServusTV on the show “Gut Leben”. I really enjoyed the day at the TV station, there were very friendly and it was a relaxed atmosphere. I hope I did a good job, I have not seen my interview yet, but they will post it on their homepage (link follows).

Stay tuned.

Just a nice statement to finish my last day at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Research Center Hagenberg. Today my contract ends and I’ll return my notebook, keys and sensors I’ve got. It was a very nice time with many challenging tasks. I want to thank our project manager and my colleagues for the time and we may meet in future – actually I’ll meet my project manager at my final exam, because he evaluates my master thesis.

There are some appointments in future for finishing the project and give all the documents and code to our customer, but the project ends today. Lets hope that I get the job I want – read my further posts – so that I can start working in summer.

I really enjoy the hiring process at Amazon. You get feedback very quick and do not have to wait several weeks. The process is challenging and I like challenges – it’s the only way to test your skills. After my first interview I am currently scheduling my second interview. So preparation goes to the second round, I will dig more into the differences between technologies and algorithms.

I’ll post a list of books and webpages I am using for preparation next week, so stay tuned.