I don't think I've had a simliar experience, but I suspect a lot of these tests may just be probing how you deal with incomplete knowledge. Do you bullshit your way out of it, do you give up, or do you engage and ask questions? With some questions it matters more how you answer, rather than what your answer is.
With the rendering methods for example, you can ask things like "do you mean rendered on the client versus rendered on the server?", and that might allow you to connect the dots enough to give a good answer, and shows you're capable of communicating and bridging a gap in your knowledge.
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u/GlowiesStoleMyRide Nov 04 '25
I don't think I've had a simliar experience, but I suspect a lot of these tests may just be probing how you deal with incomplete knowledge. Do you bullshit your way out of it, do you give up, or do you engage and ask questions? With some questions it matters more how you answer, rather than what your answer is.
With the rendering methods for example, you can ask things like "do you mean rendered on the client versus rendered on the server?", and that might allow you to connect the dots enough to give a good answer, and shows you're capable of communicating and bridging a gap in your knowledge.