My name is Aleks and my goal is to create interesting and practical web based projects in React and JavaScript that will help you learn and improve as a developer.
That's great Drallas and I'm really glad you liked the article! You seem like a person with a plan. :) I like your "imagine talking with friends" approach. That's also one of the techniques used to lower anxiety and to get better in having and maintaining a conversation.
I go to interviews with the mindset 'that I want to find out if the company is a good fit for me'. This results in me asking them many questions about the company, the position and how they work in general.
I always study a company, position and the people before I go to an interview, asking relevant questions is easy then.
My experience is that people tent to appreciate this approach.
My name is Aleks and my goal is to create interesting and practical web based projects in React and JavaScript that will help you learn and improve as a developer.
Absolutely! Showing interest in the company you are applying for is always good, and if you ask the right questions you can also see if any 'red flags' pop out.
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That's great Drallas and I'm really glad you liked the article! You seem like a person with a plan. :) I like your "imagine talking with friends" approach. That's also one of the techniques used to lower anxiety and to get better in having and maintaining a conversation.
One thing I forget / didn't mention previously.
I go to interviews with the mindset 'that I want to find out if the company is a good fit for me'. This results in me asking them many questions about the company, the position and how they work in general.
I always study a company, position and the people before I go to an interview, asking relevant questions is easy then.
My experience is that people tent to appreciate this approach.
Absolutely! Showing interest in the company you are applying for is always good, and if you ask the right questions you can also see if any 'red flags' pop out.