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Others have definitely mentioned this experience. For me, I have encountered this very rarely. More common, IME, has been people who seem like they have a TON o
by speby 8y ago
Others have definitely mentioned this experience. For me, I have encountered this very rarely. More common, IME, has been people who seem like they have a TON of deep experience in something but then, when pressed or inquired, only have shallow experience. So, in short, I don't run into people who claim to code but can't as often as I do people who can code at least a little bit but quickly are unable to deal with more complex technical problems, or more expansive knowledge of the language they prefer or use most.
- profalseidol 8y agoI'm in that group you interviewed. Didn't know what perm-gen is although I've seen it in errors when java used up all memory. Next question was about Hibernate's different caching levels. I've been rejected enough to eventually learn all these. Then finally when I got hired, questions were the very basic define static, inheritance etc. I knew it was a matter of numbers and should not mind the devastating feeling of rejection. But damn, you can never know how it feels experiencing tons of rejection until you do.