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I didn't mention what I was subtly after, which was the facial expression after asking that question. Usually it's sigh and a nod of the head (as if they are r
by vlod 5y ago
I didn't mention what I was subtly after, which was the facial expression after asking that question.
Usually it's sigh and a nod of the head (as if they are remembering THAT company). That's a good sign for me.
There is a mutual recognition that we've both worked in some terrible companies and learnt how NOT to do some things. This generally means (and some good followup questions) that they have CI/CD,a PR review process, some ticket tracking, agile/kanban etc.
I'm generally not worried about how my questions are perceived as that's a red flag for me. If they have a problem with that, then most likely not a good place (culturally) I want to work.
- jeffrallen 5y agoAlso: wear the nicest thing you'd wear for work to the interview, even if that's just a t-shirt (because you are a slob and proud of it). If you don't get the job as a result of your clothes, you didn't want that job.