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are you suggesting that if you have "proven yourself " you should be able to skip the interview process?
by monkeywork 9y ago
are you suggesting that if you have "proven yourself " you should be able to skip the interview process?
- daveFNbuck 9y agoThe suggestion, which many experienced people also make, is that once you've proven your ability the interview shouldn't focus on that. Spending 5 hours asking about algorithms is a waste of time when you already know someone has the technical chops.
- nsxwolf 9y agoI didn't do a technical interview at all for my last few jobs.
- diggernet 9y agoI am suggesting that "Why not try and go on some interviews?" is a silly, and potentially offensive, thing to say in response to someone describing their difficulties with the interview process. Especially when discussing a field where there is considerable ongoing debate about the usefulness and sensibility of various common interview techniques.