Very simple. You say "Are you Martin?" If the reply is positive, employ
them.....
employ me.........:)
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On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Noel Carroll wrote:
> I'm working on coming up with some things to determine people's knowledge of C++ in interviews at the moment. I'm looking at the obvius stuff like classes, inheritance, polymorphism and class design. I'm wondering if anybody has inverviewed for C++ positions before and what you do generally. I was thinking of getting them to look at some code and get their opinions on it, i.e. spot the bugs and whats happening here etc. Thats probably a bit over the top though and I'd just be a bit of a bastard I think. Mail me here at this address if you have any ideas please.
>> Thanks,
> Noel
>> PS, I'd know pretty quickly myself if somebody knows they're stuff or not but its my boss who wants to know. I think I'll talk him into letting me sit in maybe if I can spare the time.
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