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>> Or maybe you think people doing competitive programming are damaged. This is nuts. I don't see how that is implied by GP's comment. It is one thing to read
by thr0waway1239 10y ago
>> Or maybe you think people doing competitive programming are damaged. This is nuts.
I don't see how that is implied by GP's comment. It is one thing to read between the lines, but now you are reading between the characters.
- anon263626 10y agoYup. More mental "shortcuts" that seek magic "signals" to avoid both evidence and pragmatic interviewing effort testing both business problem-solving critical thinking and cultural fit. There are no shortcuts. Furthermore, "competitive" programming has little to do with the real world, and it's more about showing off and ego inflation.
- boltzmannbrain 10y agoReading between the lines: Problems that are typical of software engineering interviews and in competitive programming are poor evaluation of one's capabilities as a professional software engineer.