Some feelings of yesterday's interview

Author: Zhu Jincan

Source:Http://blog.csdn.net/clever101/

 

With the help of leaders, I interviewed a previous graduate who has been working for some years yesterday. This guy did not graduate from computer science. He admitted that he was a computer professional and had little experience in related projects. I also see this on his resume. He wrote many classic books on his resume, such 《C ++ PrimerAndThink in C ++STLFamiliar. I also don't want to give him some interview questions with the old model, so I asked him: "You introduce the best one you think you have compiled for you.ProgramOrAlgorithmYou can talk about the Implementation ideas or give a simple demonstration ." I want to learn about his expressive ability, learning effect, and thinking style. He is a little confused and may not understand me. He stressed that he was self-taught and had little project experience. I don't know what to ask.

 

I found that many recent graduates or scholars have said that they have no practical opportunities, have little project experience, and emphasize that they have a strong learning ability. But are there not many practical opportunities? I have at least three ideas:

1.First, you can compile some simple practical software based on your knowledge, and then publish it or write several blogs.ArticleThis section describes the technologies used.

2.When the capability is enhanced, you can participate in some open-source projects or build an open-source project by yourself. There are many such projects on the Internet, suchGoogle,SourceForgeAnd so on.

3.I feel like I am capable of doing it. I can find some personal software outsourcing services. Of course, if I rely on this hybrid solution, I don't need to work in the company.

 

these experiences can be written into your resume as practical experiences. As a result, I found that the key to the interview is how you persuade the interviewer to hire you. The important part is not to explain to him what you have learned, but to explain to him what you have done, what results do you get to prove your capabilities.