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Originally Posted by ForrestCroce
How much do you know about .net yourself? I'd start by asking the person questions like Explain garbage collection, what does strong typing mean, what's tightly or loosely coupled, and what does it mean for strings to be immutable in .net? But that sort of depends on you knowing the answers. I'd focus more on knowledge of the framework than C#.
Ask about which rad ( rapid application development ) tools make sense to use, and which don't.
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Wow.. youd be a tough interview.
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