If someone asked me about undergrad 5-10 years after I graduated within the context of an interview, I'd probably laugh in their face. What, are you interested

If someone asked me about undergrad 5-10 years after I graduated within the context of an interview, I'd probably laugh in their face. What, are you interested in my high school experience too? And I loved my undergrad (and high school!) experience, and will happily remember it with those I attended with. Asking a new grad? Definitely. But at a certain point it quite frankly becomes none of your business. As for hobbies, when I'm doing the interviewing, I lean toward "none of my business" either. Totally understandable if you're at the early stages of a startup, I guess, where you're as much a group of friends as colleagues, but from anecdotal experience I'd expect you're hiring from your own network anyways, and already know who you'd like to work with.