I always start my answer by asking what granularity they want and where in the stack they want me to start, because I -will- go into -excruciating- detail at levels I know they are not prepared to engage with.
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/116584747509188880
I always start my answer by asking what granularity they want and where in the stack they want me to start, because I -will- go into -excruciating- detail at levels I know they are not prepared to engage with.
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/116584747509188880
I always start my answer by asking what granularity they want and where in the stack they want me to start, because I -will- go into -excruciating- detail at levels I know they are not prepared to engage with.
"Oh, you choose" buddy you need to specify your scope of work better; this is a failure on your part and I am judging your competence as a project manager accordingly.
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"Oh, you choose" buddy you need to specify your scope of work better; this is a failure on your part and I am judging your competence as a project manager accordingly.
tho one time I did get an interviewer who -did- realize the need to scope after I specified the way in which the buckling-spring mechanism of a model-M keyboard made electrical contact and was converted into a USB HID event* and started going into how that bus was connected into the system and would be interpreted by the OS.
* it's a Unicomp variant. love that keyboard. it's very loud.
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tho one time I did get an interviewer who -did- realize the need to scope after I specified the way in which the buckling-spring mechanism of a model-M keyboard made electrical contact and was converted into a USB HID event* and started going into how that bus was connected into the system and would be interpreted by the OS.
* it's a Unicomp variant. love that keyboard. it's very loud.
@munin I sadly had to park my beloved Unicomp keyboards because people thought there was rapid fire gunshot when I'd be on VC with them.
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@munin I sadly had to park my beloved Unicomp keyboards because people thought there was rapid fire gunshot when I'd be on VC with them.
@petrillic @munin the unicomp can be used as cover in a pinch tho
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tho one time I did get an interviewer who -did- realize the need to scope after I specified the way in which the buckling-spring mechanism of a model-M keyboard made electrical contact and was converted into a USB HID event* and started going into how that bus was connected into the system and would be interpreted by the OS.
* it's a Unicomp variant. love that keyboard. it's very loud.
@munin I daresay most interviewers would understand the need at that point
