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I was hired as a senior software developer.



I was briefed about a project while interviewing at a client.



When I officially started with this company, somehting went wrong.



Eventually, the client declined my CV, and, from then, I started to feel that something changed.



I was doing absolutely nothing for 2 months.



Suddenly, a manager assigned to me an internal project, saying it is intended to ease the work of managers.



So, I worked on the project relentlessly, until I achieve objectives.



That's when it was decided I will be staffed at a client that uses the same technological stack.



At the end, the manager who was in charge of project didn't want the source code nor anything. That's when I realised it was a fake project.



Is it bad news for a senior developer to undergo such a process?



Or was it legitimate?



PS: I was let go during extended probation for subjective reasons during my previous job.






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    I was hired as a senior software developer.



    I was briefed about a project while interviewing at a client.



    When I officially started with this company, somehting went wrong.



    Eventually, the client declined my CV, and, from then, I started to feel that something changed.



    I was doing absolutely nothing for 2 months.



    Suddenly, a manager assigned to me an internal project, saying it is intended to ease the work of managers.



    So, I worked on the project relentlessly, until I achieve objectives.



    That's when it was decided I will be staffed at a client that uses the same technological stack.



    At the end, the manager who was in charge of project didn't want the source code nor anything. That's when I realised it was a fake project.



    Is it bad news for a senior developer to undergo such a process?



    Or was it legitimate?



    PS: I was let go during extended probation for subjective reasons during my previous job.






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      I was hired as a senior software developer.



      I was briefed about a project while interviewing at a client.



      When I officially started with this company, somehting went wrong.



      Eventually, the client declined my CV, and, from then, I started to feel that something changed.



      I was doing absolutely nothing for 2 months.



      Suddenly, a manager assigned to me an internal project, saying it is intended to ease the work of managers.



      So, I worked on the project relentlessly, until I achieve objectives.



      That's when it was decided I will be staffed at a client that uses the same technological stack.



      At the end, the manager who was in charge of project didn't want the source code nor anything. That's when I realised it was a fake project.



      Is it bad news for a senior developer to undergo such a process?



      Or was it legitimate?



      PS: I was let go during extended probation for subjective reasons during my previous job.






      new-job skills







      share|improve this question













      I was hired as a senior software developer.



      I was briefed about a project while interviewing at a client.



      When I officially started with this company, somehting went wrong.



      Eventually, the client declined my CV, and, from then, I started to feel that something changed.



      I was doing absolutely nothing for 2 months.



      Suddenly, a manager assigned to me an internal project, saying it is intended to ease the work of managers.



      So, I worked on the project relentlessly, until I achieve objectives.



      That's when it was decided I will be staffed at a client that uses the same technological stack.



      At the end, the manager who was in charge of project didn't want the source code nor anything. That's when I realised it was a fake project.



      Is it bad news for a senior developer to undergo such a process?



      Or was it legitimate?



      PS: I was let go during extended probation for subjective reasons during my previous job.






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