Why questions are great because they show you think about things beyond just the surface code typist level. You can go one step further and engage in proper di

Why questions are great because they show you think about things beyond just the surface code typist level. You can go one step further and engage in proper discussion and offer suggestions and things they can try to improve whatever situation they’re in that leads you to ask a Why question. Show that you bring solutions to the table, not just a pair of hands. And if you fear why is too aggressive, use “how come” instead. Always try to leave your interviewer feeling “Wow I really want that guy to come solve my problems” and “Fuck that was a good suggestion I wanna try that”