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RE: Interview Questions

Subject: RE: Interview Questions
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 12:57:38 -0500
Agreed!

Some thoughts.

Normally for a position you will go through a number of interviews which
fall into three types.

1. Technical
2. Operational
3. Culture fit
 
On the technical, I have found the best way to really determine if
someone knows there stuff is through real world problem solving. (i.e.
something doesn't work, walk me through fix it). The interesting thing
is the individual may not know the technology which is okay.  What I am
looking for is the thought process and the experience brought to
answering the question.


Jeffrey Camiel
Director, Technology Risk Management
Jefferson Wells International
San Jose, Ca.
408.454.2459 (of)


-----Original Message-----
From: BARRETT,WILL [mailto:BARRETW@airproducts.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 2:15 AM
To: revnic@gmail.com; security-basics@securityfocus.com
Subject: RE: Interview Questions

If you are going to do that why bother?  Chances are pretty good that
the person you are interviewing has already passed certification so why
ask them again?  Personally I find this kind of interview insulting and
it definitely indicates that the company either doesn't know about
security, or more likely doesn't care enough about it to make it worth
my while to work there.  Bad interview techniques = bad hire = bad
security.

A better solution in my opinion is to ask questions based on a real
world scenario, such as, "recently a wireless initiative was passed down
by management and we are going to roll out global wireless access to our
company in the next year.  What would you suggest as some things that we
would want to do in order to keep our network secure as we deploy this
technology?"   The is no "right" answer that would apply to every
company.  However the guy you want to hire will ask some more questions
about what you want to accomplish with this deployment before offering
his suggestion.  Also, even from the candidates you do not hire, you may
get some ideas that you hadn't considered.

Just my opinion

-Will Barrett

-----Original Message-----
From: revnic@gmail.com [mailto:revnic@gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 2:45 PM
To: security-basics@securityfocus.com
Subject: Re: Interview Questions

get some tests from TestKing and compile a list of questions.


regards,

Revnic Vasile

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