| I had a test at a interview. I had to write a page of HTML by hand with
| pencil and paper. I do not keep all attribute details of every tag in my
| head, so I'm sure they didn't like my response to the test.
Pencil and paper? What, were they trying to see how well you could function
durring a power outage or something?
I had to take a CF test once where some of the multiple choice questions did
not have a correct answer. How do you correctly answer a question that has
no correct answer as a choice? heh. I don't think they liked my comments
about the test either.
Todd
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shawn Regan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 1:44 PM
Subject: RE: Questions to ask for CF developer
| I think simple questions on CF, HTML or whatever they say they can do can
be
| used as an added decision making tool but not the only thing to base your
| decision on.
|
| We have had people hired that didn't know the basics and they could have
| been weeded out with some simple basic questions. Now this is a problem
when
| the person hiring doesn't know specific questions to ask. So you just need
| to inform the interviewer of some basic stuff this person should already
| know.
|
|
|
| I had a test at a interview. I had to write a page of HTML by hand with
| pencil and paper. I do not keep all attribute details of every tag in my
| head, so I'm sure they didn't like my response to the test. I personally
do
| not think that is a correct way to hire people. Memorizing things is a
basic
| form of knowledge, but how the person applies it is what makes them a
| professional.
|
|
|
| my 2cents
|
| Shawn Regan
| Applications Developer
| Pacific Technology Solutions
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