Sometimes it is not immediately possible to find out that you do not coincide with the company in terms of goals and values: something is revealed after a few months, as happened with our hero Anton, a Python developer, at the last place of work. It would seem why? You are a good engineer hiring manager - someone with a lot of interview experience behind you. Two smart people should have no problem communicating with each other. But time is short, and there is not always the strength for detailed inquiries. In addition, sometimes people tend - as, indeed, on a date - to show only the best when they first meet.
We asked familiar IT specialists, developers and team leaders how to check a company during an interview. We have collected tricky questions that cannot be answered with a standard excuse - we hope they will be useful to you. The list cannot be complete: everyone is looking for their dream job, besides, the remote control makes adjustments :) Therefore, add your options in the comments! By the way, it's a good idea to ask these questions to different interviewers and compare the answers.
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