I'd really do well on these types of interview questions. I've spent a great deal of time troubleshooting the most difficult software issues for the teams I've been on. I'd rather not dox myself here, but troubleshooting is a pretty big thing I've done for the past 10 years.
Just today I discovered the biggest issue we've been encountering on our platform, and I'm not even in a developer role here. The developers didn't track it down since I got them involved, but here I am coming in and figuring it out, and it didn't even require access to the source code or how the platform works.
At the end of the day these types of issues come down to creativity and outside the box thinking than it does knowing how the specific software platform works. Looking at bugs and issues in a way that isn't subject to preconceived ideas and existing knowledge.
Sounds like a fun interview for someone like me lol
Just today I discovered the biggest issue we've been encountering on our platform, and I'm not even in a developer role here. The developers didn't track it down since I got them involved, but here I am coming in and figuring it out, and it didn't even require access to the source code or how the platform works.
At the end of the day these types of issues come down to creativity and outside the box thinking than it does knowing how the specific software platform works. Looking at bugs and issues in a way that isn't subject to preconceived ideas and existing knowledge.
Sounds like a fun interview for someone like me lol