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My strategy was always the same, ask technical questions and go deeper with each question until the applicants says something like "I don't know but I would do
by whynotmaybe 3y ago
My strategy was always the same, ask technical questions and go deeper with each question until the applicants says something like "I don't know but I would do xyz to find out."
But I always warn first that there's no problem if they don't know the answer so they know first-hand they can say I don't know.
Very easy to detect bullshitter that will invent stuff or those on the first level of dunningkruger.
And the best moment of my life was when I interviewed someone who had all the answers and the explanation of why it was working this way.
I told hr that we had to hire him in a higher position than me!
- water9 3y agoI like the strategy, and I do something similar. You really just need to ask them about their experience and listen to them talk. The people that know what they’re doing will gladly go into too much detail whereas the impostors will say a lot of jargon, but not explain how things work