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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Junior engineer attending a senior engineering interview. Post 303029584 by Neo on Tuesday 29th of January 2019 09:02:51 AM

01-29-2019

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Interviewing is quite simple.

Show genuine interest in the candidate, their family, education, experience and favorite projects. You can use their resume to help you if they are not quickly to volunteer information or shy or nervous.
Also, ask the candidate if there is anything they would like to know about your company, culture, projects, containing education, benefits or current technologies.
Just be genuinely interested in the candidate and ask the candidate what they are interested it
Try to spend about half the interview time on each of the two major areas above

Simple.

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wnn_ximrc

wnn_ximrc(4)							   File Formats 						      wnn_ximrc(4)

NAME

       wnn_ximrc - xjsi configuration file

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/lib/locale/ja/wnn/ximrc

DESCRIPTION

       ximrc file sets the environment for xjsi. Different settings are possible for each user. Entries is set in the following style:

	      entry setting_value ...

       entry  and  setting_value  are  separated  by  space  character or tab. Lines beginning with semicolons (;) are comments. If the same entry
       appears more than once, the last one will be used. Defaults are used for any setting_values that  are not set.

       setuumrc language uumrc

	   Specifies the uumrc file that xjsi refers to for each language.  For Japanese, specify "ja". uumrc defaults to @LIBDIR/@LANG/uumrc.

       preloadrkfile language_name

	   Specifies the language that loads the Automaton table when starting. xjsi ignores this entry.

       setbackspacechar backspace_char

	   Specifies the backspace character. If it is omitted, 0x7f is used.

       setposition location

	   Specifies the position to display the candidate list window.

	   over     window bottom in which input operation is executed

	   spot     inserted position for input characters

	   center   center of the screen

	   The default is over.

       setlayout format

	   Specifies the format of the candidate list window.

	   multi    Displays the candidate in vertical and horizontal

	   vert     Displays the candidate in vertical

	   horiz    Displays the candidate in horizontal

	   If ATOK input style is used, the default is horiz. Otherwise,  multi is used as default value. If multi  is	specified  in  ATOK  input
	   style, horiz is used. The default is multi.

EXAMPLES

       Example 1:

       ;;   sample    ximrc
       setposition		spot
       setlayout	   vert

SEE ALSO

       xjsi(1)

SunOS 5.10							    10 Jan 2003 						      wnn_ximrc(4)