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>>You can often tell an inexperienced interviewer from the extremely domain specific question they ask which _they_ are familiar with. >Lol a bit touchy aren't
by Clubber 2y ago
>>You can often tell an inexperienced interviewer from the extremely domain specific question they ask which _they_ are familiar with.
>Lol a bit touchy aren't we?
You lost your composure and decided to start calling names after this. I haven't asked it since the late 90s, early 2000s. It was a for a Delphi position. It's a bonehead easy question any Delphi developer who got to chapter 2 of any Delphi book would have understood. It's still an applicable question for a SQL developer and it's just as easy. I even showed you sample code. I don't see why you aren't getting it.
- dennis_jeeves2 2y agoI'm not getting it, I also see that 2 other people are also not getting it. >I haven't asked it since the late 90s, early 2000s. You overall gave the impression that you are currently asking it. And a personal rhetorical question - aren't you too old to even state this 'gotcha' business _today_ about what you did in the past? What made you state it? If I gave you the benefit of doubt - that was slip, where you omitted the past tense. (If I did that in the 90's I'd be a embarrassed to even mention it today.)
- Clubber 2y ago>I'm not getting it, I also see that 2 other people are also not getting it. Yes, but you're the only one who threw a tantrum. Enjoy your career.