Interview experience
I had three interviews for joining the company where I'm working for now.
The first one for an internship, and the other twice for a permanent employee.
It's not that difficult when I had interviews for a permanent. because I got offers from them. Unless I can't answer at all, I was more likely to pass the interview.
So I'm gonna talk about my first interview experience.
I've seen the picture of building on the internet every day since the interview was scheduled. Because I don't want to be overwhelmed by the building.
( FYI, this building is very famous because It has a unique color and it's located next to the highway. If you come to Seoul by car or bus, you can obviously see this building. )
The interview was a technical interview which is to see my knowledge about development and whether I can do the assignment.
There were two interviewers. The first impression of one of them was good. He looked nervous. and very polite. He did typing for my answer. Therefore he couldn't make eye contact, even though I was looking at him. He apologized to me about he seemed like he was not concentrating on what I said.
They asked me about 12technical questions, like tell me about AJAX as much as you know. I also solved 2 algorithm questions on the board by hand. And They also asked some questions to figure out what kind of person I am, like why I want to become a developer, what advantage I have as a developer. The interview took an hour. Right after finish the interview, I thought I made it!! I thought I did too well! I was proud of myself!
After I join the team, I asked them why you guys hired me. They said I'm the one who gave the best answer, didn't look nervous, and can get along with the team.
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Interview experience
I had three interviews for joining the company that I'm working for now.
The first one was for an internship, and the other two were for a permanent employee position.
It was ("It's" is present tense) not that difficult when I had interviews for a permanent (A permanent what? You need a noun here instead of a period) because I got offers from them. Unless I couldn't answer at all, I was more likely to pass the interview.
So I'm gonna talk about my first interview experience.
I've seen the picture of the building on the internet every day since the interview was scheduled. Because I don't want to be overwhelmed by the building. (<- fragment)
( FYI, this building is very famous because it has a unique color and it's located next to the highway. If you come to Seoul by car or bus, you can obviously see this building. )
The interview was a technical interview which is to test my knowledge about development and whether I can do the assignment.
There were two interviewers. My first impression on one of them was good. He looked nervous and very polite. He typed my answers. Therefore, he couldn't make eye contact, even though I was looking at him. He apologized to me about seeming like he was not concentrating on what I said.
They asked me about 12 technical questions, like tell me as much as you know about AJAX as much as you know. I also solved 2 algorithm questions on the board by hand. And they also asked some questions to figure out what kind of person I am, like why I want to become a developer and what advantage I have as a developer. The interview took an hour. Right after I finished the interview, I thought I made it!! I thought I did so well! I was proud of myself!
After I joined the team, I asked them why they hired me. They said I'm the one who gave the best answers, didn't look nervous, and could get along with the team.
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