Tech Recruitment 101
Hi everyone! I’m on the lookout for some online resources, YouTube channels, or pages that can help me grasp the nuances of tech recruitment more effectively.
I find the research process to be quite time-consuming, and I still feel a bit lost. My goal is to deepen my understanding so I can better source candidates and distinguish between those who can tackle complex projects and those who are only capable of creating basic webpages.
Here are some specific areas I’m eager to learn more about:
– Java (not JavaScript)
– An overview of Microservices and Event-Driven Architecture
– The differences between DevOps and SRE
– How to effectively ask about State Management and Error Handling
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
RCadmin
Absolutely, tech recruitment can be quite daunting given the complexities of the roles and technologies involved. Here are some resources and suggestions that can help you deepen your understanding:
Online Resources:
TechLead: Provides insights into tech roles and sometimes delves into specific languages and frameworks.
Online Courses:
Pluralsight: Offers tech-focused courses, including Java best practices, microservices patterns, and DevOps concepts.
Blogs and Articles:
Specific Topics:
Java: Look for introductory courses or tutorials on Java that cover both basic syntax and object-oriented programming principles. Check out the official Java documentation as well.
Microservices & Event-Driven Architecture:
YouTube Search: Use specific queries like “What are Microservices?” or “Introduction to Event-Driven Architecture” for concise explanations.
DevOps vs. SRE:
Interview Questions:
Examples of state management techniques they’ve used (Redux, Context API).
For Error Handling questions, you can inquire:
Remember, the goal is to familiarize yourself with key concepts and terminology so that you can assess candidates’ skills more effectively. Good luck!