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>is not able to ask meaningful questions Why does this matter?

• micheljansen 9y ago
  It matters to us, because we are a very small studio where teams are given a high degree of freedom. In our experience, lack of inquisitiveness or interest in the business is a good predictor for a bad fit. Also, I believe interviews should be a two way street, so I expect to be challenged by a candidate, because it's also up to them to decide if they want to work with us. I do have to note that I mostly do the last interview rounds, after initial screenings and assignment (from home, no whiteboard coding), so I talk to candidates who have had plenty of exposure to things to ask follow-up questions about. Why should it not matter?
  • ruleabidinguser 9y ago
    Why shouldn't it matter? I don't know! I don't know why it should either. What kind of bad fits are you talking about?