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I've found that if you show up for the interview with a chainsaw and
lots of red makeup/ketchup all over you, it turns off the interviewee.
Probably better not to do that.
(This advice is free.)
On 08/26/16 05:54, Michael Schutte wrote:
I'm a bit nervous. Today was supposed to be me attending an interview
not leading it.
But here we are. Time for me to break out of my shell.
Does anyone have any tips or things I should be asking? We are
interviewing a consultant for RPGLE position.
Would it be appropriate to ask them to find a bug in a 20 line procedure?
We haven't had much success lately with people that can debug issues.
This to me is a biggie. This particular issue I expect someone to be
able to find just looking at the code. I discovered it yesterday going
to have fixed today. I just thought this would give me some insight
on the person problem solving ability.
Sent from my iPhone
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