Fourth Interview Questions

1. What is your name, job title, the place where you work at, and the amount of time you have been in this field?
2. What would you say is most important to learn before coming into this field of work?
3. Have you ever needed to learn any new things since you started working in this field? If so, what did you learn and why did you need to learn it?
4. How much does the change of technology over time affect your work?
5. What do you consider to be the most influential factor in determining success in this field of work?
6. What kind of database do you use, how often do you use database, and what do you use it for?
7. How is the database structured/organized?
8. What is SQL and what do you use it for?
9. What are the benefits of using a database, particularly in what you work on?
10. How do you retrieve information from databases from a program?
11. How do you receive a service request and who do you receive them from?
12. How do you ensure that you understand a customer's service request completely?
13. How important is it to understand who your customer is?
14. What do you do to ensure that you complete the service request?
15. Do some projects or service requests require multiple people to complete? Why or why not?
16. How often do you meet with your customer, co-workers, and managers?
17. What kinds of service requests do you receive?
18. Do you keep in contact with your customer after completing a service request? If so, why?
19. How can an individual become a successful computer programmer in general?
20. How can a software developer create applications that best meet customers' needs?