interviews

Regardless of how skilled you are in your craft, interviews can still be rough for most of us. And that's because you are walking in blind t

At almost every interview that I've personally attended, I've been asked the same question. A question that appears usually at the very end

As a senior software engineer, I typically get to interview potential candidates for the companies that I work for. And more recently, as a

I have interviewed a fair number of potential programmers during my years and have turned many of them down for various reasons. There are q

This won't be one of those "bring your best personality" posts. That's important too. But this one is more practical and applies to pretty m

Graduation season is here and as such, many new young coders are making their way through the job market hoping to strike it rich. And the k

You received that email, welcoming you through the doors of a prestigious (or not so prestigious) software company in order for you too show

In my decade long career I've had the opportunity to interview many different programmers for many different roles. Everything from front-en

A few days ago, an article on LinkedIn brought to light the phrase "ghosting" and how it is detrimental to tech recruiters and employers cu

Interviews in general can be nerve-racking meetings regardless of where your current skill level is at. You can be a junior developer and a

A new year is fast approaching and that means it might be time to do something different. Which might just mean finding a new job. So keepi

This will be the first in the hopefully long series of Developer Interviews that we conduct for the blog. The idea is to get a few passiona

The year is off to a fresh start, and as such, it is time for many people to make those new year's resolutions and to maybe get a new job.

Everyone that knows me, knows that I enjoy a good interview. I even enjoy the bad ones sometimes because if anything, they at least make fo

I have an interview coming up really soon because I can't be self-employed and living by our own terms forever unfortunately. At least not

I write alot about interviews and about interviewing people because it's a very important part of work. You can't hire someone without both

Another interview and another set of questions to answer. Personally, I enjoy most interviews. You get to test yourself out and work on you

Recruiters have a tight hold on tech jobs these days, for a few reasons. But mainly that tech jobs are hard to fill and they pay substant

At my latest job I had the opportunity to interview a fair number of people. It's definitely a challenge and it takes some preparation. Some

I'm getting back into the interviewing business, as I just recently left my job to pursue greater things and to work on my own projects. Wh

One of the hardest things that I've had to do in life was to convince a company, a money making institution, that they needed my awesome sk

I have had a fair number of interviews in my career. Not because I suck. No no don't get me wrong. After college I needed a job immediately