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No, that's the beauty of of an open ended question it doesn't lose its effectiveness. There is no wrote memorization for an answer. An example of a question th
by bogomipz 9y ago
No, that's the beauty of of an open ended question it doesn't lose its effectiveness. There is no wrote memorization for an answer.
An example of a question that loses its effectiveness because people can study for it is "reverse a linked list"
- roel_v 9y ago*rote memorization Either way, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. Even for open ended questions, in my experience it makes a big difference whether someone has prepared for it, and a weak candidate can prepare enough to appear (much) better than he/she actually is.
- bogomipz 9y ago>"*rote memorization" Mea culpa, yes I meant write "rote." Cheers.