PDF forms with IT questions for both sides of the interview
Interviews are like a dance. You either need to remember all the steps to perform it mechanically, or you let it flow. The latter, in interview terms, may leave important aspects unanswered, which is not good.
I'm a terrible dancer, so I need to write down all the questions upfront. That way I can avoid traps like poor job descriptions or candidates bluffing about their knowledge.
Here you can find two PDF form templates, one to use as a candidate and another as an interviewer. They have staple questions for different aspects. They aren't meant as an absolute sequence that you must ask always; you should pick the ones that you feel are most relevant or that require more clarification.
They also include custom, blank question fields at the end to adapt anything in particular for that interview.
If you want a ready-to-use template, then either grab a PDF release here in
GitHub or build yourself using make build.
Add notes about how to use the system.
- LaTeX - Database
- @wwmoraes - Idea & Initial work
- The TeX StackExchange forums for some tips and tricks