> Revert back to interviewing things relevant for the day to day job, look at what developers actually employed there did over the last few weeks, and interview

> Revert back to interviewing things relevant for the day to day job, look at what developers actually employed there did over the last few weeks, and interview on that. `async` questions are the most day job relevant questions I can imagine for a javascript developer. It is so pervasive, a such a simple piece of syntactic sugar over basic asynchronicity, that not knowing it is damning along a number of axes.