I was contacted by the VP of HR about a role on Linkedin. I was both surprised and humbled that in a company of this size, the VP is still very hands on. We had a twenty minute conversation about the company and team and she got me very excited about the role and interview process. She then passed me on to another recruiter on her team who might have been the nicest recruiter I have ever spoken to. I had a few other job offers so I opted out of a further conversation but I thought I should leave feedback since I felt that I got the royal treatment! I also thought it was fun to talk to a VP of HR that asks technical questions. Can you name three ways to pass parameters to a method in C#? A The three ways to pass a parameter to a method are detailed below. Value Parameters: Passing a parameter to a method by value creates a new storage location for the value parameter. Any changes to the value parameter by the method have no effect on the argument. Reference Parameters: Passing a parameter to a method by reference can be achieved by using the ref keyword. Instead of creating a new storage location for the parameter, the method accesses the memory location of the argument and passes it as a parameter. Changes made to the parameter will also affect the argument. Output Parameters: The out keyword allows a method to return two values from a function. It’s similar to passing a reference parameter, except in this case data is being transferred out of the method. Nice one!

The interview was a 45 minute phone screen with a lead tech. She was very polite and helpful. She had me connect to CollabEdit to for a coding test. I'd been sick and had trouble focusing, so it took me longer than usual to find a solution to the question she asked. The recruiter did not contact me or return my inquiries after the interview, so I can only assume my performance was not satisfactory. (Lame that the recruiter completely dropped me. (Glassdoor should have the option to rate a recruiter!)