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I just want to know that if interviewer ask you what is the major issue you found in your past career then what would be the right answer because i answered some of the bug but he always said that this is due to lack of knowledge of developer.

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Posted 1-Dec-11 19:28pm

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Richard MacCutchan 2-Dec-11 5:56am

How about: "the amount of time wasted answering stupid interview questions"? :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Jan-12 21:51pm

Great! So true! I like it.
I actually provided a whole answer on it and some practical advice, I think -- please see.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-01T19:57:00

That happens to me, too. Maybe, this person was right; I don't know what did you answer. But the simple fact is: some interviewers are complete idiots. In fact, many of them. Just take it with humor: you cannot fix it anyway.

Main principle is this: don't try to get prepared for the interviews. So called carrier consultants will probably tell you the opposite, but this is because they want some of your money. This is a waste of time. Just take care of your knowledge, understanding and experience. Forget about interview questions: you cannot predict them. Of course, some experience is very useful, and you should use the feedback and learn the lesson, but it comes with practice. And don't try to draw too deep conclusion from you last experience; next interview could be very different. As I say, this is just a waste of time. Focus on… well, I already explained.

Good luck,

—SA