Question

What’s the hardest thing about working as a computer programmer?

Answer 1

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It’s natural for computer programmers to hide their weaknesses. As an employer, though, you need to find each person’s weaknesses and strengths. How someone answers this question can give you insight into the person’s personality as well as what parts of projects the applicant may not enjoy.  

What to look for in an answer:

The applicant's strengths and weaknesses

What aspects of programming excite the applicant

Projects that the applicant is suited for

Example: “As much as I love sitting at my computer and solving problems, I need regular breaks to maintain my focus. After two hours staring at a screen, I need to take a short walk to clear my head and get my body active.”

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Answer 2

☞For me it's been motivation. I work better when I'm among people who enjoy the same thing. Prior to me moving to Portland, there wasn't any local place I could meetup to learn and code with people, so it made coding a very lonely process and caused me to give up easily, especially with JavaScript.

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