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BrianK8438yThink about the collegue you need and what it's skills should be and what mindset (s)he should has. Also important what (s)he wants to learn and what the idea of the future is. Like in if the answer is: about 2 years I will have my own company. Maybe you need someone for longer. Just a view ideas. Good luck!
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lucniner7288yAlso look beyond the skill set and to the personal level. I have a super skilled collegue who writes good code but is just not reliable and blames everybody else for his mistakes
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@klukas yeah, I've barely been through any interviewing processes, but I'd say that personality and ability to learn is way over anything else. I mean, unless you want to have slaves instead of good workers, or just don't have time to teach people for your domain.
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vringar16198yDon't ask for implementation stuff. If you want to test his tech knowledge ask for logic or pseudo code at max.
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