Do you consider yourself stronger in C++, C#, Java, or Python?

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Before your interview, do some research to understand what tech stack Fueled uses so you can best prepare and highlight your expertise. If you aren't as strong in one of the skills you feel is necessary, be sure to explain how you've used it and how you are growing your knowledge to become better. Be sure to be honest in your answer, as the company will likely test your strengths.

"In my last company, we had a bit of an outdated tech stack and used C# and .NET. I found myself fully immersed in those technologies, but had a strong desire to learn more and become more familiar with modern technologies and how I can apply that in my career. That's what has me so interested in this role. Over the last year, I've taken courses in Java and C++, which I noticed you prefer. I've become proficient in the skills and in side projects, applied my increasingly strong knowledge. I'm probably strongest professionally in C# as that has been where my experience lies, but my passion and dedication is on the Java and C++ side, as I feel that's the more modern alternative. I'm excited about the possibility of applying that knowledge in a role at Fueled."

"As a recent graduate, I had the ability to take advanced courses in Java and C++ and also took a beginner course in Python. I also took it upon myself to learn more on my own. In my internship, I was able to apply my skills in Java and C++ and it also sparked my interest in automation. I became incredibly passionate about automation during that internship and have consistently found ways to apply my knowledge, whether through projects in school or through side projects. If I had to choose one, I'd say I'm strongest in Java, but I'm thrilled about working with both Java and C++ at Fueled."

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How to Answer: Do you consider yourself stronger in C++, C#, Java, or Python?

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3. Do you consider yourself stronger in C++, C#, Java, or Python?

How to Answer

Before your interview, do some research to understand what tech stack Fueled uses so you can best prepare and highlight your expertise. If you aren't as strong in one of the skills you feel is necessary, be sure to explain how you've used it and how you are growing your knowledge to become better. Be sure to be honest in your answer, as the company will likely test your strengths.

Written by Marissa Letendre on December 17th, 2018

1st Answer Example

"In my last company, we had a bit of an outdated tech stack and used C# and .NET. I found myself fully immersed in those technologies, but had a strong desire to learn more and become more familiar with modern technologies and how I can apply that in my career. That's what has me so interested in this role. Over the last year, I've taken courses in Java and C++, which I noticed you prefer. I've become proficient in the skills and in side projects, applied my increasingly strong knowledge. I'm probably strongest professionally in C# as that has been where my experience lies, but my passion and dedication is on the Java and C++ side, as I feel that's the more modern alternative. I'm excited about the possibility of applying that knowledge in a role at Fueled."

Written by Marissa Letendre on December 17th, 2018

2nd Answer Example

"As a recent graduate, I had the ability to take advanced courses in Java and C++ and also took a beginner course in Python. I also took it upon myself to learn more on my own. In my internship, I was able to apply my skills in Java and C++ and it also sparked my interest in automation. I became incredibly passionate about automation during that internship and have consistently found ways to apply my knowledge, whether through projects in school or through side projects. If I had to choose one, I'd say I'm strongest in Java, but I'm thrilled about working with both Java and C++ at Fueled."

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