He's Interviewed Over 2000 Candidates — Here Are the 2 Questions That Really Matter

During Darian Shimy 's 25+ year career, he's managed engineering teams at Square (Block), Weebly, and FutureFund. As a hiring manager, he's interviewed over 2000 candidates for different positions over the course of his career.

He's learned that there are only two questions that really matter. And if you're listening to the answers, they'll tell you everything you need to know about whether to hire a candidate.

Here's what they are and why.

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