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I usually take the "I don't know, but I would like to take a stab at it anyways" approach to interviews. I make my competence on a subject clear. Ie. Did an as
by screye 8y ago
I usually take the "I don't know, but I would like to take a stab at it anyways" approach to interviews.
I make my competence on a subject clear. Ie. Did an assignment using this tool or read a few blogs so am aware of it and that's it.
But a surprising number of times the problem isn't thay difficult despite my ignorance about it. You can often find a very close analogue to the unknown thing and then take it from there or let the tool itself function as a black box and design the requested system around it.
The plain "I don't know" - er while noble, can often be mistaken for incompetent when every other bulshitter claims to know it all.