Finding a good and interesting job/project today is not so easy, but it’s much easier if you don’t say the following things in your interview. I know it’s hard to believe but this is no fiction, all the things below i have heard in interviews with freelance applicants.
6. Don’t be proud of having all the source code of the last project on your laptop and showing it in the interview.
5. Blackmailing money from your last employer with company internals is not “just fair”.
4. Forgetting to hand back the company iphone, not “can happen”.
3. It’s not funny to change root passwords before quiting the job.
2. Stealing RAM, blank DVDs, peripheral hardware, … is not calculated in project budget.
1. Using your last employers server as torrent storage is really no reference project.
p.s. There are also some things you should not do in an interview, like presenting website stats of your last employer or showing internal emails. If you still can log in to the server, yes you can shutdown the database process … but you should not do it in an interview with an diabolic laugh.
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