What programming languages and frameworks are you most comfortable with? Can you explain the difference between responsive design and adaptive design? How do you optimize the performance of a website or mobile app? Have you worked with any specific databases or ORM tools? Can you describe the process of debugging and troubleshooting a web/mobile application? How do you ensure cross-browser compatibility for a website or mobile app? Have you used any version control systems like Git? If so, explain your experience with it. Can you explain the concept of RESTful APIs and how you have used them in your projects? Have you worked on any projects that involve integrating third-party APIs or services? How do you stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in web/mobile development?
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Let's go through your resume, section by section, from the beginning.
Irrelevant questions that didn't pertain to expertise. General entry level questions.
What is "Best in class" Accounting Team? Have you implemented Concur? What was your role in the NetSuite implementation? Discuss a project that you were involved in and how did you deal with it and the outcome? How did you get others to buy into your presentations on change management when others disagreed? He also asked me how was my excel skills?? My resume clearly shows excel has to be advance :(I have prepared Cash Flows, Acquisition analysis, Big data analysis, EFC prep. sumif, vlookups, etc) Just to name a few...
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Why are you looking to leave your current job?
It was a case of talking through my CV - there wasn't much engagement from the interviewer. I think they want someone who is really really enthusiastic about blockchain etc.: fair enough, but the interviewer herself was somewhat vague in describing what it was that Ventureblick actually do and clearly wasn't a blockchain expert or enthusiast herself. Also a lot of smoke and mirrors about who the founder of the company is for some reason. But it became obvious that it's just one of the interviewer's ex-bosses (easy enough to identify on LinkedIn). Seemed a bit silly really to keep his identity hidden when it's so easy to figure out from a half-hour interview.
What do you consider major challenges for the daycare market in Switzerland and what could Awina do to help families best.
They told me the jobs advertised are irrelevant, applications are pointless because they only poaching people. They are only interested in people who are contacted by them.
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