Quite a lot of detailed questions but I think, over a few interviews, most would be easily covered without even resorting to just reading a huge list Maybe eve

Quite a lot of detailed questions but I think, over a few interviews, most would be easily covered without even resorting to just reading a huge list Maybe even check the ones off after each interview. There is also something to keep in mind. The interviewer may also simply lie if they wish to retain you. A few years ago I was told I could use a Mac but when I got there I found I could have a Mac on my desk but I could not use it for anything as it was not allowed to be connected to the corporate wifi. Even a brand new one. The other one I have found in conflict is purchasing software. I wanted to use Datagrip as I used it extensively before. It was said that it would be no problem. Over the next year I asked once a month for fun and the answer was yes every time. Sometimes I was asked to provide the cost and details, which I did four times. Nothing ever eventuated and I simply kept paying for myself. Did they lie? Maybe not but it was pretty disingenuous.