I've been sitting on this post for a long time... I just read a post by Chris Williams about a technical interview he conducted today. It is very funny and it has inspired me to write this. Now I have been on both sides of the fence in a technical interview as both the interviewer and the interviewed. I really hate this process from all sides. Obviously as an employer you need to figure out what somebody knows and if they are qualified for your job. As a candidate you want to put your best foot forward....
Thanks to Peter Laudati for a great event! The devCouncil NJ on Thursday in the Iselin office was awesome. I got my first look at WPF and Expressions. Very very cool stuff. And very timely for my hopes to start a UI developer group. In fact, I met a designer at the devCouncil and I realized after talking with him that the name of the group NJ UI Developer's Group my be exclusionary. So I think (if it gets off the ground) we should call it the NJ UI Designer and Developer Group or NJ UI D&D Group...