I found this a useful quick read: we all know interviewing is often "broken" (for some value of broken); this is some good, constructive ...
I found this a useful quick read: we all know interviewing is often "broken" (for some value of broken); this is some good, constructive ideas and examples of how to do better. In particular, asking questions without a predefined narrative seems to be a winning strategy in these stories. There simply is no way to ask how to e.g. reverse a string and turn that into a critical thinking problem. By giving up control of the destination instead and asking questions that explore a new, un-predetermined topic, the interviewer can create a much richer and meaningful exploration for both sides. Giving up control as a means to empower appears to be the order of the day again. It's quite the metameme.
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Huh, this is not my experience.
For some reason an Azure outage does not faze me in the same way that an AWS outage does.
The triplet of wind, pole, dragon appears multiple times in the same order, so is possibly a single phrase that has been broken up into t...
Option to skip refreshing resource instances whose configuration hasn't changed since the last apply
[YouTube] Unable to extract uploader id
Add ability to prioritize GitHub Action runners
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I found this a useful quick read: we all know interviewing is often "broken" (for some value of broken); this is some good, constructive ...
I found this a useful quick read: we all know interviewing is often "broken" (for some value of broken); this is some good, constructive ideas and examples of how to do better. In particular, asking questions without a predefined narrative seems to be a winning strategy in these stories. There simply is no way to ask how to e.g. reverse a string and turn that into a critical thinking problem. By giving up control of the destination instead and asking questions that explore a new, un-predetermined topic, the interviewer can create a much richer and meaningful exploration for both sides. Giving up control as a means to empower appears to be the order of the day again. It's quite the metameme.
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