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Majority of the interview questions for software developers are retarded. It's either too academic (reverse a linked list) or too specific (What is the differen
by bsvalley 10y ago
Majority of the interview questions for software developers are retarded. It's either too academic (reverse a linked list) or too specific (What is the difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder in Java?).
To answer your question - none.
- joe563323 10y agoBeing too specific is only bad unless you have not listed as your experience in the domain. But being too academic is actually good. The academic questions are constants irrespective of the domain in which the coding is done.
- bsvalley 10y agoPut it this way - If you ask academic questions to a senior engineer during an interview, you might as well hire a college student. It will cost you less money and the student might even be a better fit, based on your evaluation.
- joe563323 10y agoNo. That's not the intention. A senior who skill is superset of a college student.
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