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Great ones!
(A bit assumptive and potentially too personal but) What caused your first burn out from programming?
Perfectly relevant, good question.
Awesome.
What was your most recent development "panic moment" and how did you end up handling it?
What is something you still have trouble understanding despite researching the subject?
What do you do to get "unstuck" on a really difficult problem/design/bug?
How many cups of coffee do you drink throughout a normal development day?
Think of three people you worked with who match the following criteria:
How would they describe you?
What's your approach to solving a particularly tough issue or bug? What's your reaction once it's solved?
What's an old project or piece of code you wrote you'd be embarrassed to read again? How much as your code improved since then?
How do you prioritize what's on your "Learn Next" list?
What moments when you're programming make you think "Wow, I love my job/field so damn much."
When do you think of solutions for big bugs? (Eg at home, during a work out, etc)
What was your favorite conference experience?
What's one conference you'd like to go to but haven't been to yet?
Tell us about the time you most misunderstood the client
Ooooh I bet I can come up with a good one for this! 😋
Do you want to talk about your biggest achievement/success in your (personal or work) life?
Do you want to talk about your biggest "mistake"/" something you regret" in your (personal or work) life?
"How are you currently involved in the tech community?"
"Do you blog/write anywhere/about anything?"
"What 3 pieces of advice would you give yourself when you first became a developer?"
"What are your current technological advancements?"
"How would you deal with a stressful moment as a developer?" ie, you're under time pressure to fix something etc
"Tell me your best software development moment?"
I think are all good questions for understanding how a candidate, particularly how passionate they are about being a developer.
Tell me about your day to day routines. How would you optimize them?
Q: What's your favorite language?
A: X
Q: What do you hate most about language X?
What was your lightbulb moment? When did it click in your head that you wanted to be a developer?
Describe the detailed schedule of ideal working day.
How many spaces should (or would) you use to indent? 2? 4? 8? 1.3billion?
"when were yo defeated"
If the "older" You could give advice to the "younger" You, what would he/she say to do about learning to be a programmer?
For how long do you think you are going to be coding as your main source of income? And Why?
how was your first ever code review?
(in case you're wondering, my code was compared to the opening sequence of "theme hospital")