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"no correlation"? Nonsense. If you can't program a computer, I'll find that out. And if you can't program a computer, you wouldn't be able to do the job. Th
by pklausler 10y ago
"no correlation"? Nonsense. If you can't program a computer, I'll find that out. And if you can't program a computer, you wouldn't be able to do the job.
The point of my coding interview isn't to give a positive result if the candidate can program a computer. It's a test that's looking for non-programmers.
There might be "false positives", but if I avoid well-known memorizable questions, there won't be "false negatives".
- cema 10y agoThere will be false negatives too, but most likely not related to the skills but something else, like mental health or work ethic.