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I agree with all you are saying so much that some months ago I had to write about it: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/william-versus-technical-interviews-william

• MrLeftHand 10y ago
  Thank god, it's not just me then. I had an interview where the guy was staring at me like I was interrogated. I had to solve a problem of concatenating to arrays of integers and putting them in ascending order. I was literally frozen and couldn't think and stood there like an idiot for 5 minutes whilst the guys was just staring at me, not making a sound. I don't have to tell you I felt destroyed after that. I felt I was a good for nothing idiot and should go shovel dirt then develop software. I still shiver a bit when I think back. The other things that I hate are the always reoccurring questions. Like what's an array; what's a map; what are the differences; etc... Come on I've been developing for quite a while now. I've been a sysadmin before that. I'm working in IT for more then 10 years now. Do you really feel the need asking all these things?