Have you participated in discussions and could you identify who among the interviewers had the right or was more competent?

To determine which of the interlocutors is more competent or has the right to speak in the discussion, you can rely on several factors:

• Experience and knowledge in the topic. Who provides more accurate, justified, and up-to-date arguments.
• Role and responsibility. For example, if one of the participants is an architect or technical leader, their opinion may carry more weight.
• Ability to argue and explain. A competent interlocutor can usually clearly and understandably convey their point of view.
• Sources of information. Who refers to official documentation, standards, or verified practices.

It is also important to consider the context of the discussion and not reduce everything to formal authority, but to evaluate the quality of arguments and facts.