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I talked about a fullstack node project I was working on during an interview last summer. I went on for 20 minutes maybe explaining why I used the tech that I u
by 7speter 4y ago
I talked about a fullstack node project I was working on during an interview last summer. I went on for 20 minutes maybe explaining why I used the tech that I used and what I planned to do with the project. It took up the scheduled time and he said, thank you, Mr. 7speter. I got a timid little email from the recruiter saying they were pursuing other candidates.
This was for a customer service position.
- ngshiheng 4y ago> This was for a customer service position. Nice
- 800xl 4y agoSpeaking as someone who has been on the other side of the interview table for a customer service position, you probably focused on the tech side a little more than the people side. It sounds like you were probably over qualified as well. Usually we were looking for someone who would stick around for a while after they were trained. Just something to consider. I hope your job search worked out or is going well.
- 7speter 4y ago>people side Its a fullstack portfolio project built for the sole purpose of me learning crud. Its not going live, theres no people side. The manager was raising concern anout my experience as a developer
- listenallyall 4y agoJust a random person interjecting, but, you don't understand what CRUD is? Or how to execute? Why did you feel the need to build an entire fullstack application just to practice it? When there are plenty of materials available online, further, it's just not the kind of thing you need to wrap an entire app around to learn. It does sound kind of weird, to be honest.