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No. Non-programmers are great at getting other people to do their work for them. I think that's how they get their degrees. It's only when you force them to
by pklausler 10y ago
No. Non-programmers are great at getting other people to do their work for them. I think that's how they get their degrees. It's only when you force them to demonstrate a small bit of problem-solving and coding skill that you can expose them, and that has to be done in real time and off line.
- mixmastamyk 10y ago> to demonstrate a small bit of problem-solving That's what the work sample test does. It doesn't have to be given off site.