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You haven't provided enough information for people to provide focused recommendations. What is your role in the interview process? Are you technical and is th
by jasode 10y ago
You haven't provided enough information for people to provide focused recommendations.
What is your role in the interview process? Are you technical and is the company depending on you to properly vet the candidate for technical skills? Then you need 90 minutes of concrete coding evaluation, etc. If you're just in the loop to make sure the candidate "fits" the culture, I suppose you could have a dialogue about anything... e.g. "soft" questions like "name a time a you and a coworker didn't get along and how did you handle it?"
If it's a technical programming candidate, is it web front end work? CRUD LOB? back end engineering and scaling? custom algorithms work?
The way you've posed your question is really wide open.
- a-saleh 10y agoTo be honest, I mostly wanted to know how to do the "We have a ad-hoc conversation for 90 mins and then hire on our gut reaction" better, without limiting the replies to the concrete problem of hiring for a "junior QE position, focused on integration testing automation, with some manual verification and ops work on the side".