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Mini-Talk & Discussion "Interview Your Employer"

TalkinRussianat PHP fwdays'21 conference · 2021-09-02..09-10· [career-development]
name:N. Nishta
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name:A.Petrov
links:none on file
slides:none on file

A developer-focused talk about how to evaluate a prospective employer during the job interview by asking concrete questions about the project. It outlines which topics to raise (architecture, team practices, delivery), the order to ask them, what clues to watch for (e.g., promises of microservices that are actually a half-finished monolith), and how to interpret the answers.

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  1. 0:00Interview your employer
  2. 1:05Why ask questions
  3. 3:13Key question blocks
  4. 4:35Salary and terms
  5. 6:03Project and scale
  6. 9:16Code age
  7. 12:04Team composition
  8. 13:08Career growth
  9. 14:32Documentation role
  10. 15:39Architecture pitfalls
  11. 17:44Tech stack decisions
  12. 18:51Access to architect
  13. 20:20Coding standards
  14. 22:09Development process
  15. 22:30Code review impact
  16. 23:11Code review returns
  17. 23:52Sprint length
  18. 24:14Version control
  19. 24:58Release management
  20. 25:40IDE and access
  21. 26:22Onboarding and deployment
  22. 27:24Infrastructure and testing
  23. 28:48Testers role
  24. 29:09DevOps tasks
  25. 29:52Training policy
  26. 30:54Team and product growth
  27. 31:17Organizational nuances
  28. 32:24Corporate culture
  29. 33:28Summary and contacts
  30. 34:10Mock interview
  31. 37:00Code age questions
  32. 41:57Team size
  33. 43:00Architect influence
  34. 47:53Onboarding practice
  35. 51:45Testing organization
  36. 56:16Training and growth
  37. 59:23Task setting
  38. 1:00:06Product and team planning
  39. 1:02:11Resume review
  40. 1:05:28Q&A on technique
  41. 1:07:34Time limits
  42. 1:09:22Answer mistakes
  43. 1:12:10Interview prep
  44. 1:15:39Leaving unsuitable
  45. 1:17:44Interview tactics
  46. 1:20:55Ending interview
  47. 1:22:42Interview necessity
  48. 1:27:14Avoiding prep traps
  49. 1:30:03Question levels
  50. 1:32:10Self-introduction
  51. 1:33:55Salary negotiation
  52. 1:35:40Prescreening tactics
  53. 1:40:36Stating salary range
  54. 1:43:47English and market
  55. 1:45:11Conclusion
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