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"worst defect" is really a stupid question to begin with, you're really just testing whether they're smart enough not to give an actual defect.

Posted by Ender (aka Ender) Sep 14 '11, 14:28

It's going to vary from profession to profession, but there are always a bunch of technical/process questions that can be asked... "if I asked you to research such and such, how would you go about that?" Or "could you describe a such and such for me?". And there's stuff like "what college course do you think best prepared you for this job?"

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(I was asked the "worst defect" question in the interview for my current job and my answer was "My inability to come up with a good answer to that question.") -- nm - Ender Sep 14, 14:30 1
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"worst defect" is really a stupid question to begin with, you're really just testing whether they're smart enough not to give an actual defect.

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