> On 26/09/2012 03:56 PM, scott wrote:
>>> Much like the interviews that have gone before, the guy seemed very
>>> impressed with my technical abilities (going as far as to say I probably
>>> know more than him), and deeply worried that I might not be a very good
>>> team player.
>>
>> Hopefully he'll realise then that you're more than capable of picking up
>> C# quickly and bringing fresh ideas to the company (which someone who
>> has programmed solely in C# for the last 5 years likely won't have).
>
> Actually, he said they were specifically looking for a highly
> experienced C# developer to come in and tell them what they should be
> doing differently. So, the exact opposite of what I am. But hey, we'll
> see what they decide...
>

Sometimes acting as a 3-year old and constantly asking "Why are you 
doing this? Why are you doing it that way? Why? Why? Why?" can help them 
see areas of possible improvement.

>> Good luck!
>

Indeed.


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