Dieter the Teacher

A recruiter contacted me about a part-time position teaching coding at Vanderbilt. It's interesting, especially since I don't have any formal education in programming. I just do for a living. But what the heck, let me take a look and see...

Update #1: It requires 13 hours a week M/W/Saturday or T/TH/Saturday plus prep time. Evenings and Saturdays.

Update #2: I have a telephone interview on Friday 9-20-2019.

#3: I am awful at telephone interviews. I will not agree to do any more of them.

#4: I did not get hired. Thank goodness.

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