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I interviewed for a Google sales role not long ago, and mist of the questions where behavioral and culture fit type questions, very little tine was spent talking about the specifics of the role.
I don't see it as a bad thing. Specialized skills can be taught, cancerous personalities have to be removed and take tissue with them.
I can kind of see where the hiring manager is coming from. The junior's job is to be closely managed, to be coachable, to learn and grow into the next step of their career. Yes some technical skill is needed to start with, but I'd personally rather try to figure out if you're going to be a pain to deal with on a day to day basis first.
Very common. Technical skills can be learned. Being the right culture fit is something that is more important when you think about it.
Especially for a Jr role as they are expecting to train a Jr right off the bat and were most likely not only checking cultural alignment but how you adapt.
Isnt it obvious? Companies are getting tired of divas and developers are usually champions in that department, followed closely by designers
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They don't expect junior people to be experts, they know you'll learn as you grow into the role and gain experience. They're more interested in your work ethic, problem solving skills, and how teachable you are.