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Ask HN: What's the oddest interview question you've been asked?
4 points by djchung23 9y ago|2 comments
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by djchung23 9y ago
I'm feeling #4 especially, working at a larger tech company > 4. When it comes to edge cases, understand your tipping point (because they’ll bury you at scale!). Definitely for smaller startups, edge cases can be a distraction, but
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by djchung23 9y ago
Curious, what's the pitch for this being in Seoul? What are the unique insights from a Korean e-commerce company that could be widely applicable to other e-commerce startups?
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by djchung23 9y ago
Totally agree with you wrt to the taxi industry, but it's the individual stories that are heartbreaking :( "While the auction has drawn attention to the precipitous fall of the once-mighty taxi industry, it does not reflect the ha
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by djchung23 9y ago
"Ask candidates about conflicts — note if they focus more on plot or perspectives." I give a fair amount of interviews and asking about how a candidate approached a conflict does bring out useful signal, mostly for raising red fla
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by djchung23 9y ago
> Wheelys began rolling in 2014, when De La Croix built her first café cart out of a bicycle and a box. "It was basic," she recalls. Even so, coffee drinkers liked it and the low running costs made the business profitable. Love
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by djchung23 9y ago
How did you initially build traffic to you site? I know it takes time, but how did you approach getting folks to read you content and keep coming back?
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by djchung23 9y ago
Has anyone combined fasting with intense physical activity/exercise? I enjoy long runs and HIIT workouts, but when I've gone straight into a workout after work before dinner, I always seem to lose energy and feel horrible. Would w
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by djchung23 9y ago
"Sitting and watching TV for long periods, especially in the evening," she says, "has got to be one of the most dangerous things that older people can do." This will also be an issue for my generation (Millennial). I&#x2