Tasks you'd assign developers with varying levels of experience

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Hi,

For a .NET Developer applying tgo a job requiring 1 year's experience, what technical tasks would you assign such a developer? And what not?

Likewise, for a .NET Developer applying to a job requiring 2-3 years experience, what would you assign to this developer, technically?

Also, how would the expectations be different?

Thanks

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