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I'm sure you'll be okay, but don't worry too much. If you couldn't solve the question in front of the interviewer under pressure and with their expectation that
by ryanmccullagh 10y ago
I'm sure you'll be okay, but don't worry too much. If you couldn't solve the question in front of the interviewer under pressure and with their expectation that you'll be able to immediately code out the solution without thinking for a minute, then that doesn't mean you're not a good programmer.
- hailingfreqopen 10y agoIt's not that I don't know I'm a good programmer it's why is a coding challenge more important than actual experience?
- malisper 10y agoThere are a lot of people who have actual experience, who can't code.
- FullMtlAlcoholc 10y agoFrom the interviewer's perspective, how do I know that the code you present as experience is actually yours and not copied and pasted from elsewhere
- hailingfreqopen 10y agoAt least in my case it's trivial to prove it's my code. (Or possibly I'm _really_ good at photoshopping videos of myself and have also spent a ton of time coming up with elaborate answers to every potential question covering tens of thousands of lines of open source code.) But for any sufficiently large project it's not that hard to figure out if the person actually wrote it just by asking a few questions.