：doh：



无论你到目前为止学到了什么，都要专注于此，并确保你的基础知识很强。

.NET Framework和langauge（无论你开始使用C＃还是VB.NET）。



其余的，没有特定的主题或问题。你听起来像一个更新鲜的人，只是期望新人有一个良好的能力，快速学习，表现出奉献精神和信心。



此外，几次采访本身就会告诉你你应该知道什么，而且你很弱。：）

:doh:

Whatever you have learnt till now, concentrate on that and make sure your basics are strong.
.NET Framework and langauge (C# or VB.NET whatever you started).

Rest, there are no specific topics or questions as such. You sound like a fresher and one just expects freshers to have a good aptitude, be quick learner, shows dedication and confidence.

Further, couple of interviews in itself will tell you what all you should know and you are weak in. :)

Ramalinga引用的面试问题也不算太糟糕。



然而，我对使用它们持怀疑态度，特别是如果你是受访者。你应该只使用你的知识和经验，做你自己。猴子训练不能代替教育和经验;如果你理所当然地定位自己并且你的态度对工作有益，那么即使很少的经验也可以在工作中发挥作用。



面试风格可能会有很大差异。你永远不应该期待你面对类似于你所训练的东西。因此，为工作做好准备，而不是面试，做自己。



另请参阅Sandeep的建议，我的选择答案。

-SA

Interview questions referenced by Ramalinga are not too bad.

However, I'm very skeptical about using them, especially if you're the one who is being interviewed. You should just use you knowledge and experience and be yourself. Monkey training cannot replace education and experience; and even little experience can be useful at work if you position yourself rightfully and your attitude is good for work.

The interview styles can differ dramatically. You should never expect you face with something similar to what you've been trained for. So prepare yourself for work, not for interview, and be yourself.

See also the advice by Sandeep, my Answer of choice.

—SA

为什么不在互联网上搜索或查看msdn？

Why dont you search on the internet or check out msdn?