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Good, these are perfect indicators that I don't want to work with these people anyway.
by RhodesianHunter 10y ago
Good, these are perfect indicators that I don't want to work with these people anyway.
- ktRolster 10y agoEdit: misunderstanding.
- 0xffff2 10y agoI think GP is saying precisely the opposite. They don't want to work with managers that judge their employees by WPM or hotkey knowledge.
- civility 10y ago> You don't want to work with people who type slowly? Pretty sure he meant it the other way. He doesn't want to work with people who would judge him for typing slowly.
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- taneq 10y agoIt depends on whether the interviewee is using a piece of software that they claim to know. If they're calling themselves a senior dev and they use the mouse to select "save" instead of using ctrl+s, then I probably won't hire them. On the other hand, if they're doing a coding test in Linux and they claim no CLI experience, they won't lose any marks at all for asking how to launch a text editor.
- collyw 10y agoI struggle when using my colleague's Mac, using the same IDE as my own machine. Mainly because the keyboard layout is different.