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There's nothing wrong with white-boards, it's how they are used that matters.
by edblarney 10y ago
There's nothing wrong with white-boards, it's how they are used that matters.
- ratsz 10y agoI agree, although I prefer a physical computer or shared session to whiteboard. I always tell interviewees that they can use pseudo-code or make up functions as long as they explain what they are intended to do. This takes the pressure off of knowing specific language constructs and leads to better overall assessment in my experience.