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For junior I'd offer * Watch them to solve a series of programming challanges. Offer them assistance if they ask. Let them search the net for assistance. Let t
by ed-209 5y ago
For junior I'd offer
* Watch them to solve a series of programming challanges. Offer them assistance if they ask. Let them search the net for assistance. Let them choose the language because your candidate will need to be able to learn on the fly anyway. Speaking of that...
* Don't neglect personality assessment, lots of tools out there to assess. Maybe your candidate should demonstrate a thirst for knowledge, history of independent learning, and some raw determination. Avoid hypothetical questions here and look for red flags that could make them suck to work with.
* Have them hang out with the team for a while, this could be during the code challange.
* Use the same process for all candidates
- zeronull 5y agoWhat red flags should I aware of?
- ed-209 5y agoTrashing old coworkers, assuming all the glory for team achievements - generally anything you observe directly or via personality assessment that runs counter to the ideal personality for the role and environment/culture. It can be very subjective so involving others whom you trust in the process is usually good.