i have a interview tommorrow, just wanted to know that how do you describe your project flow?

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I used to work in a startup and in my resume i mentioned a very big project.. just wanted to know how things happen international projects

Posted 26-Dec-15 11:07am

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PIEBALDconsult 26-Dec-15 18:23pm

Always do as little as possible so you're not overly invested when it is cancelled.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Dec-15 21:40pm

Not clear. This is not even a question.
—SA

Member 12229842 26-Dec-15 22:02pm

Hi, yeah...I have 3 years experience and its my first interview after leaving the last company. So I dont have any idea have to describe my last project. So wanted to know what my answer should be if asked about project lifecyle..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Dec-15 23:30pm

This is pretty amazing. If you don't know how to describe it, are you sure you essentially participated in it?
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Member 12229842 27-Dec-15 0:32am

I participited but i dont know how much i should talk...

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-26T16:44:00

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Well, you better figure out how to describe your last project and what you were doing. There are no resources anywhere that's going to give you the answer to that question. Well, except you!

Posted 26-Dec-15 16:44pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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Member 12229842 26-Dec-15 23:07pm

Thanks Dave

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-26T19:45:00

Member 12229842 wrote:

I participited but i dont know how much i should talk...

It's so naive that I'm not sure that my advice can help you, but I'll try. It's very unlikely that your project would be interesting to your potential employers, unless it's something extremely interesting, but, looking at your question, I doubt that you can tell them something extremely interesting, otherwise you would know what to talk about. But they still need to hire someone. Look at my comment where I expressed my doubt that your participation was essential; those people would think the same way.

Your approach should be very different. You should be more interested in what your new employer is interested in. Please see my past answer:
SSRS interview questions and answers[^].

—SA