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Sounds like NCBLA for software engineering... in this case, tests which dont't add business value, measured as proof of value. F that bullshit. Mid-sized comp
by disposeofnick9 11y ago
Sounds like NCBLA for software engineering... in this case, tests which dont't add business value, measured as proof of value. F that bullshit. Mid-sized companies may have less perks and less organization, but there's often less bullshit because everyone has to deliver more... whereas megacorps tend to optimize for job security and politics.
- hauntedDev 11y agoI guess, they could have made it a bit relevant by at least allowing the developers to use the basic libraries (e.g. C++ STL, std::string!!! ) they use in their daily professional lives. The official test environment ( which crashes far too often) has just a notepad, a compiler ( Visual studio) and no access to command line and of course no access to internet ( for fear of people cheating ). As another poster said, Its really like a interview that never ends. Even worse. And those who have passed, are forced to train and conduct mock tests. Well, I know i am sounding pessimistic :(.