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WELCOME to the May 2002 edition of ReviewNet's
TECH TALK TIPS, a monthly newsletter filled with technical interviewing
questions and advice to help you hire IT professionals. If you are
involved in staffing your IT department or would like to learn more
about technical interviewing, then you will surely benefit from
the interview tips and questions included in each month's publication!
Sincerely,
Michelle Bartie
Editor, ReviewNet Tech Talk Tips
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types of variables used in Visual Basic. All Visual Basic programmers,
ranging in experience from beginner to advanced, need to have an understanding
of arrays. An advantage to using arrays is the ability to refer to
a group or series of variables by one name. This can make programming
more efficient. The following set of questions will help determine
the level of expertise a programmer has with arrays. A mid level programmer
should be able to answer all of these questions correctly. A junior
level programmer should be able to answer at least 7 of these questions
correctly. |
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Joe Habraken
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This question tests the basic IP troubleshooting knowledge of
a network support specialist or administrator with only a couple
of years experience who would be working in a Windows network
environment. The question also requires a basic understanding
of configuring a Windows client with the appropriate DNS settings. |
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Casey Young
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This database question should be asked of a Database Administrator
(DBA) with advanced mainframe experience to show the candidate's
understanding of the use of ASCII, EBCDIC and UNICODE code pages.
A DBA with 3-4 years experience who has kept up-to-date in his
or her knowledge should be able to express a solution to this
problem fairly quickly. |
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Duane Fields
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This question is designed to gauge a candidate's understanding
of how JavaServer Pages (JSPs) work with multi-value JavaBean
properties. It addresses several aspects, but would be most
appropriate when interviewing intermediate to advanced web developers. |
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