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At the end of a programming interview, the team lead will probably ask you: "Do you have any questions for me?"
This is the perfect time to learn more about the company and clear up anything on your resume that might be a concern. Some questions to ask are:
What are your company’s goals?
How do you deploy a program to production?
Do you have a test environment?
What is your source control?
What is your unit test coverage like?
What are the day to day responsibilities for the role?
What is the greatest indicator for success in the role?
If you were to offer me the job today, what technologies would I need to brush up on to make my first day successful.
Do you have any concerns about my candidacy that I can address right now?
If you are looking for a programming or data science job, contact Jason DiPietro at mjdoresources.com. They are actively staffing for engineers right now.
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