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

[jinduy]

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..

 

[thereds]

1. always post pics of hot chics.

 

[suicidalpigeon]

Originally posted by: thereds
1. always post pics of hot chics.

lol +1.

 

[djheater]

Who the hell do you plan on monologue-ing to?

 

[jinduy]

Originally posted by: djheater
Who the hell do you plan on monologue-ing to?

well it is an interview focusing on me... i gotta spit something out... the question is how long?

 

[Yossarian]

take the best 2 lessons and drop the rest.

 

[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.

 

[jinduy]

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.

actually that's a pretty good point... thanks.

 

[EagleKeeper]

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.

One item should dwell on project management.

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