Django BarCamp SF 2014: Technical Interviews for Beginners
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This is a talk/discussion I gave at Django BarCamp 2014 on basic hints and tips for beginners to technical interviews. If you want a more detailed talk, see http://www.slideshare.net/rachelcordraysanders/technical-interviewing-a-primer
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- 14. At the end • ask questions • ASK QUESTIONS
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