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Cruiser14998yIt's been my recent experience that phone interviewers want to get some basic understanding of you, of the projects you've worked on, and maybe where your head knowledge is. I over stressed and over prepared for what wasnt bad at all
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This will probably just ask a few general questions about you and your experience.
However, if they ask you something technical and don't know the answer don't Google it, they can hear you typing. -
When they let me do technical interviews, I always asked the following:
* Why should you use classes?
* What is the difference between public, private, protected?
* When should you use a struct, enum, and class?
* What is a "getter" and "setter"? When should you use them?
* What is the difference between static, const, and readonly?
* Should the GUI call the Database directly? Why or why not?
* What is your opinion of LINQ? -
I usually ask a few of design pattern questions as well. Would rather work with someone who uses known design patterns when possible, so I wont have to decode their intention ...
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Went great! I had two more interviews, and now I'm just waiting to hear back! 😊
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HALP!
So, I have a phone interview for a job that is basically the same job I have now, but they use c# instead of Java.
I'm only a year into my first programming job, and I'm not really sure what kind of questions they're going to be asking during this interview.
Anyone have any good examples?
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#nervous
#interview
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#help