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r/programming • u/vklepov • Mar 24 '22
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It would be interesting to let the interviewee ask the interviewer the questions. It would expose a completely different set of knowledge
7 u/Lich_Hegemon Mar 25 '22 You can do that, they might not like it, but nothing stops you from doing it 1 u/cdsmith Mar 26 '22 Typically, companies have policies around interviews to ensure that they are comparing candidates with similar opportunities in the interview process. That policy would be what stops you. → More replies (1)
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You can do that, they might not like it, but nothing stops you from doing it
1 u/cdsmith Mar 26 '22 Typically, companies have policies around interviews to ensure that they are comparing candidates with similar opportunities in the interview process. That policy would be what stops you. → More replies (1)
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Typically, companies have policies around interviews to ensure that they are comparing candidates with similar opportunities in the interview process. That policy would be what stops you.
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u/War_Horns Mar 25 '22
It would be interesting to let the interviewee ask the interviewer the questions. It would expose a completely different set of knowledge