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Interview tip... lessoned learned from previous software projects?

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jinduy

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i've basically come up with about 5 good lessons i've learned from prior projects and i timed myself... it takes about 3 minutes to spit it all out... i think that sounds kinda long... so what do you think the time constraint should be when i talk about my lessoned learned? thanks..
 
Originally posted by: djheater
Who the hell do you plan on monologue-ing to?
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well it is an interview focusing on me... i gotta spit something out... the question is how long?
 
Keep 3

Spit out 2, and offer to go on.

Make sure that no more than 1 lesson learned is about techie stuff. They're more into soft skills during the interview. They can tell by your resume what kind of tech background you have.
 
Originally posted by: Kibbo86
Keep 3

Spit out 2, and offer to go on.

Make sure that no more than 1 lesson learned is about techie stuff. They're more into soft skills during the interview. They can tell by your resume what kind of tech background you have.
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actually that's a pretty good point... thanks.
 
Originally posted by: Kibbo86
Keep 3

Spit out 2, and offer to go on.

Make sure that no more than 1 lesson learned is about techie stuff. They're more into soft skills during the interview. They can tell by your resume what kind of tech background you have.
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One item should dwell on project management.

Do NOT bring up meddling/interferance by upper management of poor resource availability.

 
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