Three Critical Questions to Turn the Table During Technical Interviews

Re:Three Critical Questions to Turn the Table During Technic... by mattlondon on Saturday August 31, 2024 @03:29AM (#41407131)

Plus any professional place will obviously have processes and rules in place to not discuss other candidates with a candidate. Sure you might be curious to know, but that is a waste of breath to ask an interviewer during a technical interview. Ask the recruiter if you must.

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Re:Three Critical Questions to Turn the Table During Technic... by alemanek on Saturday August 31, 2024 @07:21AM (#41408003)

I have asked “How do you feel I can improve as a candidate in the future?” Basically asking for a mini retro at the end of the interview process.

I have found it acts as a decent proxy for how strong/weak I have done. But it also allows me to get some feedback to improve for future interviews.

There has been at least one job that me asking this question directly resulted in an offer as well.

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Re:Three Critical Questions to Turn the Table During Technic... by bradjohnson on Tuesday September 03, 2024 @04:54PM (#41439095)

Asking for feedback at the end of the loop is great. A bunch of mega corporations are specifically instructed to give you absolutely nothing, but it's always worth asking.

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