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Doubtful. I'd bet a lot of the people who can do this work wouldn't be interested in a whiteboard interview. If you're fishing in a small pond for people that
by SmellTheGlove 10y ago
Doubtful. I'd bet a lot of the people who can do this work wouldn't be interested in a whiteboard interview. If you're fishing in a small pond for people that can maintain your legacy code, there's going to be a lot less bullshit in the process.
Whiteboard interviews have their place, I'm sure. This isn't one of them.
- ExactoKnight 10y agoI'm pretty sure with these kinds of systems, if you can repeat about 10 nouns relevant to working within a mainframe environment like this, you're hired.
- SmellTheGlove 10y agoI've considered it, seriously even. I could go off, contract for large hourlies, probably get paid a lot more than I do now as a more junior exec with a lot less stress (and when I first moved into management, I had the same thoughts). If you have the skills and reputation, this is an area where you write your own ticket. If I were closer to retirement age instead of in my mid-30's, I think I'd be doing it.