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How is that good? It's all memorization
by aen1 15y ago
How is that good? It's all memorization
- xxqs 15y agonope, this is all about understanding the logic and how the system components interact with each other. Besides, you can dig deeper in any direction, depending on the candidate profile. For a network engineer, understanding on the packet level is important. For a web programmer, the interaction between server and client is important (HTTP headers, MIME types etc, webserver scalability etc.). For a sysadmin, understanding of processes and interaction of applications and OS is important. All those can be derived just from a simple question -- what happens when you click on a link
- tomblomfield 15y agoI agree - you can memorise answers on a fairly generic level, but digging deeper in a relevant area, or talking about edge cases, exposes whether a person really understands what's going on.
- xxqs 15y agobesides, how can one memorize if the questions are unknown?