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The interview will be very short once you've gone through your questions, that's all. For your 5-15 minute question, I don't know the nature of it, but why don'
by 1ark 4y ago
The interview will be very short once you've gone through your questions, that's all.
For your 5-15 minute question, I don't know the nature of it, but why don't you just move on with reference to time? I'm sure you have a lot of other questions you should ask. It is on the interviewer to be the timekeeper of the interview.
- rockemsockem 4y agoI was curious about the parent commenter's approach with the sorts of questions they ask as they are more open-ended, but also somewhat knowledge-gated. I was interested in any potentially unique techniques they employ. However, I was not looking to specifically fix anything with how I conduct my interviews. My first question is a very specific coding question and it's a weed-out question. So if someone doesn't figure it out, they've been weeded out, simple as that. I ensure that candidates don't waste time figuring out nit-picky edge-cases and give appropriate hints when they're utterly stuck, but the question does its job very well.