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I once interviewed for Upwork pro. They sent me an Xcode project and I had to make some changes to it. However, the required changes referenced features and fi
by delegate 10y ago
I once interviewed for Upwork pro. They sent me an Xcode project and I had to make some changes to it.
However, the required changes referenced features and files which weren't in the project and made absolutely no sense.
Even worse, the project they sent me was the "Photomania" project from Stanford's CS193p class: http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/node/289 http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/node/289
But the copyright information (Copyright by Stanford University) has been ripped off from all the files and replaced with "Copyright (c) 2015 Upwork". No reference to stanford CS or anything like that, just copy and paste.
Which is very wrong in my book.
I wrote them a message and after some fruitless exchanges with 4 or 5 different support people, I've decided to just let it go.
The incompetence of the interview assignment, coupled with robotic support answers quickly convinced me not to waste any more time with this bunch.
- babaganoosh223 10y agoSounds like what'd you expect from Upwork clients
- esalman 10y agoIt is not Upwork clients he is talking about, it is Upwork themselves ;)