I've attended almost every hiring day at DevBootcamp Chicago and I almost always ignore the actual "product" the teams build As we are there to hire entry leve

I've attended almost every hiring day at DevBootcamp Chicago and I almost always ignore the actual "product" the teams build As we are there to hire entry level Rails devs from this program I tend to listen for and ask questions around 1 - The technical challenges they faced 2 - How did they solve the technical challenges 3 - What weren't they able to solve some of them and why 4 - What open source technologies and platforms did they embrace, and why 5 - How did they work together to build the software 6 - What testing (if any) did they do, and why? I'm actually not a fan of the "hackathon" format for presenting the graduating class. IMO