Teenager gets Facebook internship after developing an app for Windows Phone
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17 year old Nive Jayaseker |
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17 Comments
8. CellularNinja posted on 01 Jul 2012, 06:42 0 0
look at the pic. . . does she look indian to you?
11. vijay0715 posted on 01 Jul 2012, 10:51 0 0
Yeah your right she is an Indian Jayasekar is an Indian name
14. Whodaboss posted on 01 Jul 2012, 21:42 4 0
What the hell does that have to do with anything? What?! Indian food?! Indina curry?! Indian cheese?! What the hell does Indian have to do with this article?!
4. wendygarett (limited) 3 days ago posted on 30 Jun 2012, 22:36 7 1
A better offer than the app developer from Apple...
6. Hammerfest posted on 01 Jul 2012, 04:02 4 1
you forget, Apple woulnt offer an app developer anything, from past experiance, Apple would STEAL the idea/app/code/everything then proceed to ban said developers app from the app store, then freeze their developer account funds...
Its happened quite a few times already... wont ever stop...
7. snotyak posted on 01 Jul 2012, 04:04 0 0
Why would Emily White, FB's director of mobile partnerships, be working for Nive?
9. CellularNinja posted on 01 Jul 2012, 06:44 0 0
She sees such promise in the girl that she thinks she will rise higher in the company after awhile. Then she could possibly be working under her. That happens alot. The employer becomes the employee and vice versa.
13. snotyak posted on 01 Jul 2012, 13:48 0 0
Yeah, I understand it and I know it happens but the article makes it seem like it WILL happen and there's no question about it!
16. snotyak posted on 01 Jul 2012, 23:41 0 0
I have an Indian teaching CS at my university. He has a PhD in software engineering but he's a horrible programmer. It makes me very sad. He doesn't know the difference between Java and Javascript :(
12. Non_Sequitur posted on 01 Jul 2012, 11:41 0 0
A technology-obsessed teen guy like me would kill for a girl like this.
