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In PHP interview which type of Question are asked ?
PHP interview Question
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prakashadmane
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That depends entirely on the company.
Personally I have applicants do a quick script before they're even called in for an interview. I then look at the code itself and balance that with how long it took them to write (you'd be surprised how many people submit code that doesn't even do what I asked).
During the interview we usually talk about past work they've done and what type of work they're looking to do.
Personally I have applicants do a quick script before they're even called in for an interview. I then look at the code itself and balance that with how long it took them to write (you'd be surprised how many people submit code that doesn't even do what I asked).
During the interview we usually talk about past work they've done and what type of work they're looking to do.
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I agree that it vastly varies. It depends who's interviewing too. We generally speak to our candidates about past work experiences and have a "technical chat" in a fairly informal manner. You can tell a lot about a person's experience based purely on how they talk about code.mrkite wrote:That depends entirely on the company.
Personally I have applicants do a quick script before they're even called in for an interview. I then look at the code itself and balance that with how long it took them to write (you'd be surprised how many people submit code that doesn't even do what I asked).
During the interview we usually talk about past work they've done and what type of work they're looking to do.
Your question is far too vague to be more specific. What are the skill requirements?
I've been to interviews for quite a few jobs but I was specifically looking for companies promoting agile development. As such I was asked a lot of questions about unit testing and design patterns. Many small companies won't even know what those terms refer to though