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Unless your company was exceptionally unique in some way I'd probably just pass instead. It's awfully one-sided: you're just sending me some code and I'm suppos
by ng12 9y ago
Unless your company was exceptionally unique in some way I'd probably just pass instead. It's awfully one-sided: you're just sending me some code and I'm supposed to invest hours on it. At least with an onsite interview our priorities are aligned: neither of us want to waste more time than we have to.
- alkonaut 9y agoYeah we all have different taste in interviews, I'd much rather spend 2h working for free than writing som tree traversal or fib function on a whiteboard for ten minutes. Interviewing is hard.
- ng12 9y agoIs it? I feel like it's a skill you learn once when you're green and never have to think about again. Whenever I'm starting a new job hunt I just dust off my copy of CtCI, do a few practice problems on hacker rank, and I'm good to go. Yeah, it has almost nothing to do with my actual job but I've never felt it to be an exceptionally onerous process.