Everyone's had really dumb/bad interview questions hurled at them, and a common theme seems to be "why are they asking these dumb questions instead of the ones that matter?"
So - what questions do you want interviewers to ask? And where should the conversation go?
I'll start - when a backend/infrastructure person, they should ask me "What information do you need to design a backend for X/Y/Z? What technologies do you lean towards, and what tools/budget/personnel do you need?"
This should evolve (some would say devolve) into a discussion about budget, scalability, devops, tooling, skillsets, users, requirements, documentation, etc.
How about for your skillset/area?
So - what questions do you want interviewers to ask? And where should the conversation go?
I'll start - when a backend/infrastructure person, they should ask me "What information do you need to design a backend for X/Y/Z? What technologies do you lean towards, and what tools/budget/personnel do you need?"
This should evolve (some would say devolve) into a discussion about budget, scalability, devops, tooling, skillsets, users, requirements, documentation, etc.
How about for your skillset/area?