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Not really a rant, but finally have an 'informal' interview for a junior Ruby developer with the company I work for. This is really so I can get more information about the role before progressing into the 'proper' interviews. Anyone got any tips?

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    Don't treat it informally. It is still an interview, and should be treated like one: be prepared for questions about your work, history, aims, everything.
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    Get drunk
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    Thanks guys.

    Prep should be fairly easy, just need to brush up on the technical side, as my technical interview stats are attended 2 failed 2.

    It would (if I'm ultimately successful) be my first dev job. And I'm self taught, so will need to prep my "port folio" so that I can demonstrate that I knits of know what I'm talking about. But I know the product from the support side, which I hope goes in my favour.

    Getting drunk won't work, it's a phone/Skype thing as I work in a different office, and my boss might not take kindly to it
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    Damn you shouldn't take my advise seriously. Good luck
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    Turns out the role I applied for wasn't for the product I was told it was, application withdrawn
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