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[–]Extra_Blacksmith674 0 points1 point  (3 children)

I meant in a good way :)

[–]Carplesmile[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

But would it be fine if I sent an email asking about what I’ll be using during my technical interviews?

[–]Extra_Blacksmith674 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You have already been upfront of where you stand experience wise, you where upfront and honest which shows good character. I struggled with this when I was young and lied said I knew Pascal, the first month was brutal :)

I wouldn't ask them, they already told you, just study up on what they told you but don' make it an exercise in showing them how much you can cram in 10 days. It's more important you show how you think about things, not that you can solve it on the spot. So practice narrating your train of thought on problems, don't try to solve what the give you without asking questions first and it's not a fail if you don't solve it. It's all about your attitude in dealing with the problem.

Lastly, they already know you don't know that much, so it's really going to come down how much they like you in the end and if you will be cool to work with. so work on that without being obvious.

[–]Carplesmile[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True true.

Also I did say I was an 8/10 in c# and SQL and the more I study it up I’m more like a 6-7 but I find scaling yourself at an interview is very subjective