mikespe (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} mikespe) wrote,@ 2008-04-07 15:22:00 |
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Interviewing, from the other side of the table
Uhg, I dread interviewing. By that I mean I dread interviewing and phone screening potential employees of our company. For some reason I find it difficult to judge their ability to really do their job. I never really know what to ask them. Recently I did come across a query in our code that would make a great technical question.
So, anyone know whats wrong with this query?
SELECT *
FROM TableAlpha A
LEFT JOIN TableBeta B ON A.fk = B.pk
WHERE B.Field = "Foo"
Ok, off to interview someone who's been in the industry for 25+ years. What the heck will I ask him?!
Uhg, I dread interviewing. By that I mean I dread interviewing and phone screening potential employees of our company. For some reason I find it difficult to judge their ability to really do their job. I never really know what to ask them. Recently I did come across a query in our code that would make a great technical question.
So, anyone know whats wrong with this query?
SELECT *
FROM TableAlpha A
LEFT JOIN TableBeta B ON A.fk = B.pk
WHERE B.Field = "Foo"
Ok, off to interview someone who's been in the industry for 25+ years. What the heck will I ask him?!
