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We do a lot of technical interviews and have seen enough candidates skip on many of these, so in that respect I like that there is a list they can reference. Ho
by arielm 9y ago
We do a lot of technical interviews and have seen enough candidates skip on many of these, so in that respect I like that there is a list they can reference. However, doing for the sake of following a list can come off as inexperienced/dishonest (or creepy, like one of the comments suggested).
Having seen those first hand as well I can tell you I really dislike such interviews and that they always make me and whoever else is interviewing with me uncomfortable.
My advice is to go through this list and reflect on your last interview. What did you do, what didn’t you do, why? And try to practice some of the things you didn’t.
Also, keep in mind some of these are double edged swords. Example, speaking with enthusiasm. Don’t do it at all and you’ll be boring everyone, but do it too much and you’ll look like you can’t concentrate.
Practice makes perfect, so work on it.