How To Hijack Your Next Technical Interview(for Software Developers) #javascript #typescript

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[EdgarSanchez-ssqi]

Personally I don't feel this is the best approach. They normally ask you questions to get to know you better and try to make you feel comfortable, and then ask you if you have your own questions. That's been my experience at least. Maybe this is good strategy for super competitive companies.

[Wako_san]

I've ran into a company that plans to give me an informational session with a chance to ask my own questions. I find this very interesting and a lot like the dynamic in this video. One where there's much more of an "exchange" going on between candidate and employer.

[nishantingle]

I also don't think this is a good approach, we aren't interviewing the company here.