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I don’t mean to be rude, but maybe pick up a book and try to find out yourself?

I am currently going through interviews, here’s my experience.

Give a general overview of your company first and why you need to hire before asking questions.

Don’t ask for a generalist because that just seems like you don’t know what you want to hire.

Be prepared for the meeting. You can tell a lot about an employer on what they say. Are these questions well thought out? Or is he/she just winging it?

Don’t assume candidates don’t have options and would do anything to work with you. You aren’t Elon Musk.

Be punctual.

And most importantly, be polite even if you don’t think that candidate is right for you. I always warn others if I had a bad experience at a company.