Crisis in action

As far as you know in many countries economical crisis came and many "experienced" people was fired in IT market. But crisis makes a good job for some companies. I want to share my experience in interviewing one of such "experienced" guys. This person has a lot of practical experience with Java language at all levels from core to web. After some general questions I proposed following interface declaration:

public interface I {
   int b = 5;
   void a();
}

The question was if this declaration is correct. A received the following answer: "No. You need to change it to be correct." Here is what he wrote:

public interface I {
   int b = 5;
   private void a();
}

The explanation was great: "Instead this method will have visibility only in the package". The next question was about difference between abstract class and interface. The answer makes me smile: "The advantage of abstract class is that I can declare method in it and don't think about it anymore". Imagine how hard is to think about method in all other cases. :) "And why do you ask all these stupid questions? All this is so simple and doesn't matter" - he continued. After that phrase interview was finished.

So, do you want your code to be developed by such guys? If no be aware of crisis. And develop with pleasure...