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Oh another one to try may be to setup your PC with a BIOS password, then tell the candidate to set the PC to Network boot enabled. When they get prompted with the password. Tell them you dont know it. it should be a simple case of taking the case of and removing a jumper or pusing a switch to disable bios passwords. <br />
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Cheers 
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Oh another one to try may be to setup your PC with a BIOS password, then tell the candidate to set the PC to Network boot enabled. When they get prompted with the password. Tell them you dont know it. it should be a simple case of taking the case of and removing a jumper or pusing a switch to disable bios passwords.

Cheers

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I am getting ready to interview a field Desktop Technician and I have a series of questions for my interview, but I would like to give these interviewees a couple hands-on tests to see if they can figure out a couple real-world issues.<br />
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Does anyone have any ideas for sample hands-on tests or web links that may contains some?<br />
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I am getting ready to interview a field Desktop Technician and I have a series of questions for my interview, but I would like to give these interviewees a couple hands-on tests to see if they can figure out a couple real-world issues.

Does anyone have any ideas for sample hands-on tests or web links that may contains some?



Hands On Technical Interview Questions/Tests

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