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otakotak
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 Nov 12 2010, 01:17 AM
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Hi everyone, a long thread to read i just skipped it at 10th page
I would like to ask, what about technical question??
For example if i want to apply for job that require UNIX/Linux skill or certain programming languages. What kind of problem they will ask?
I do know how to operate few *nix OSes (currently debian, redhat, freebsd) and write python,ruby,perl & C/C++ and other languages. Anyhow mostly i just self-learning those languages and there's no actual application i write instead just a small self testing program. note: I'm a fresh graduate.
So, how should i prepare myself for interview?
This post has been edited by otakotak: Nov 12 2010, 01:18 AM
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otakotak
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Nov 12 2010, 03:22 PM
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QUOTE(faceless @ Nov 12 2010, 09:43 AM) Technical questions are not a problem if you know your stuff. If you don not know the material be honest. If you talk like a "tin kosong" you will lose a lot of marks. The more you talk, the more they will laugh, inside their hearts, at your stupidity. So if you dont know your stuff, then brush yourself up for future. Basically just answer "don't know" for any question that i really don't know? QUOTE(midnightraven @ Nov 12 2010, 09:52 AM) i would ask what kind of application you have done before on those language. i like to know more on the complexity of the application that you have worked on, and the most difficult problem you have encountered and resolved. also i'll ask what language you prefer, why and what are the pros and cons compared to the other languages. I better prepare myself with only 2-3 language that i mastered & use the most right? Okay, thank you very much. |
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