In my daily interactions with clients,

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In my daily interactions with clients, I have heard many friends complain that C#/.NET is too simple and not as advanced as Java. In fact, whether it is Java or .NET, or other product technologies, they are all the same tools. The tools may be different in terms of convenience, but there is no essential difference. The key lies in one's basic skills. This reminds me of " Arrays.sort() anritten by Zou Xin a few days ago. Indeed, China's higher education is too eager for quick success. After all, colleges and universities are not technical schools or technical secondary schools. Instead of training a group of skilled workers who are proficient in using tools, colleges and universities should train talents with real creative thinking.

This reminds me of the Google interview. I don't know if it was a rumor, but it said australia phone number data Google was recruiting a global VP, but the candidate was rejected because he couldn't produce his college transcripts. I also heard that Google attaches great importance to academic qualifications in China (rumor?), so there are "website navigation" imitating Hao123 or "Google Pinyin" imitating Sogou Pinyin.

In fact, the interview is just a process. The interview cannot guarantee that all those who pass the interview are the best among the ten thousand. Those who fail the interview process do not need to blame themselves. After all, the interview process is related to the on-the-spot performance, professional matching and even the mood of the interviewer. So, just keep a calm mind.

Once again, I recommend everyone to read the book "The Beauty of Programming - MicThe interview cannot guarantee that all those who pass the interview are the best among the ten thousand. Those who fail the interview process do not need to blame themselves. After all, the interview rosoft Technical Interview Experience".