It really pays to jog your memory prior to job interviews to ace the open-ended questions like…… Q1. Can you think of a time where you accomplished QuickWins for your company? A1. The focus is to improve the overall effectiveness and usefulness of a system through small changes in a...
Experienced developers know what tools to use to get the job done. I often forget code quality tool names like Sonar, FindBugs, Crucible, etc, penetration testing tools like Skipfish, and ETL tools like Datastage to name a few. So, it is worth refreshing your memory prior to job interviews. Eclipse/IntelliJ/NetBeans:...
The SAR (Situation-Action-Result) technique is not only useful for writing great resumes, but also very useful for job interviews to tackle open questions like –
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Insights into what your prospective employers are looking for. What skills are required for you to go places? Do you know your industry well enough to impress your prospective employers?
Prospective employers will be judging you on 4 key aspects
1) Do you have the right technical “know how”?
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Most interviews start with this very question. This is an ice breaker interview question to ease nervousness. Starting job interviews with technical questions may cause more nervousness. To reduce nervousness, please treat each interview as a free training session to get the win/win outcome. If you get the offer you win,
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The open-ended questions give you a great opportunity to promote your strengths and accomplishments. SAR (Situation-Action-Result) technique examples. This extends 1 – 4 real life examples of SAR technique. Example 5: Design Situation: The business wants to rapidly review & … Read more ›...
