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If someone answered with "I'd google it", I would say "go ahead". I don't mind if someone doesn't know or remember something. That is a random signal. I want to
by sly010 10y ago
If someone answered with "I'd google it", I would say "go ahead". I don't mind if someone doesn't know or remember something. That is a random signal. I want to know however if a person is mentally lazy and therefore is merely a "user" of technology or the "maker" of it.
That said, being able to at least describe some use cases of some relatively simple data structure is not too much to ask.
- scarface74 10y agoI once had an interview where they gave me some programming problems, prewritten unit tests that were failing that I had to make pass, a laptop and told me to use any resource I wanted to help and left me in a room for hour. It was one of the best technical interviews I've had.