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To pass an interview I had to correctly answer certain questions and behave in a certain way, right? So the success means I already knew the correct answers to
by pandaman 12y ago
To pass an interview I had to correctly answer certain questions and behave in a certain way, right? So the success means I already knew the correct answers to the questions and my behavior was adequate hence I'd better not to change anything. An improvement is a change by definition. I don't see how reaffirming the status quo causes a change.
- jack9 12y ago> To pass an interview I had to correctly answer certain questions and behave in a certain way, right? There isn't always "1 truth". There are multiple ways to answer most development questions. A range of answers are usually acceptable. A reaffirmation that an answer is effective is a change for me. It's an additional weight for those answers that are successful (even if I have to reason out to the interviewer why). That's just my algorithm.