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Hi All, recently I was taking interview and asked one basic question as *"“Why is my BGP route hidden/inactive?”* Interviewer was not aware about what I want to ask and he kept on rolling the dice and revolving around bgp but still not sure what I did asked. I have him another chance and gave him hint do you know *" what is recursive routing?"* He was blank... In 30 mins of interview he was good to answer most of the questions but when we start routing part and started from scratch or from basic he started fumbling... So to get my answer back I gave him another hint and asked *" do you know how router check next hop and what he does if no route"* he gave the answer like what router does when no route but still didn't answer my first question.

So reason I am sharing this thought so that member of this chat if you are going for interview focus on basic of any technology and then look for advance.

Sometimes resume looks impressive and candidate too when we do screening but when we drill as per position people lack basic architecture. *

So it's not how much you know, it's all what you know is really you know it*

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