Depends on the company, but bulk of the interviews are about scenarios. For instance "Tell me about a time when you..." Additionally, a big thing is that they will throw scenarios at you and ask what you would investigate or test against in order to figure out next steps.
There is some small progress being made: https://ofr.report/pi/2021-26140/ but it's just not enough. I think people seriouslu under value clean air and clearly there are huge externalities to pollution. Many of these are localized so they are easy to ignore for the offending party, but it's time to start to make major corrections.
Fully agreed. When the blogs died one of the richest and most interesting parts of the internet died with it. The good news is that Wordpress.com and Blogspot still exist so the information was not lost, but almost all of the blogs haven't been updated in 5+ years. I'd love to see a concerted effort to have them rebooted -- maybe Google could up-rank them, or CPMs could increase, or Patreon-like models could be built in, who knows.
fwiw I don't see Medium as being a replacement for blogs. It's gotten quite bad from a user standpoint and kills the relationship with the reader in the same way that "blogging" on Linkedin or Facebook does (not quite as bad because at least it's findable on the open web).
In full agreement. I've never been a huge fan of the site, but the amount of time that went into this compared with the takeaways from reading it seems out of whack.
Many of these concepts are widely accepted, to the point that if you don't agree with them yet you never will.
Honestly it's not sexy but https://incomedata.org and https://nsndb.com. Simple data backed sites. They end up being pretty fun to make and useful for specific people.
Unclear how this is better than something like WP Engine. They have lots of killer features, great reviews ( https://cloudconfusing.com/2019/09/16/wp-engine-review/ etc), enhancements on WP that aren't part of the core platform etc.
Thanks