Description
When discussing your software engineering experience, what do you consider to be the fundamental principles that contribute to successful and robust software development?
1. Self-awareness : Understanding of your own approach to software development and the principles you prioritize.
2. Communication : Ability to articulate and explain the principles you follow and how they affect your work.
3. Insight : Reflecting on how principles guide your decision-making process in software engineering.
4. Critical thinking : Evaluating the principles' effectiveness and how they contribute to successful outcomes.
1. Assessing knowledge : Determining your understanding and commitment to industry-recognized software engineering standards.
2. Evaluating depth of experience : Understanding how deeply you've thought about and incorporated these principles into your work.
3. Aligning values : Seeing if your principles align with the company's approach to software development.
4. Judging problem-solving approach : Learning about how you use these principles to navigate complex engineering challenges.
1. hint1 : Discuss principles that have concrete examples in your history where their application was beneficial.
2. hint2 : Consider mentioning a mix of technical and non-technical principles, such as modularity, maintainability, collaboration, and adaptability.
3. hint3 : Highlight how your adherence to these principles has positively impacted your work or the success of the projects you've been involved in.