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Best interview I ever had was a $300 contract to add a feature to a company's API. It was the only time I felt a fair exchange of time and money was tendered a
by rm_-rf_slash 9y ago
Best interview I ever had was a $300 contract to add a feature to a company's API.
It was the only time I felt a fair exchange of time and money was tendered and I also felt that it adequately demonstrated my skills to the company and their codebase (and impression of future work) to me.
I didn't get the job but the company will always have my respect.
- danyim 9y agoI agree, this is the right way to compensate for work that can potentially be used in production as a means of interviewing the candidate. I faced something similar to the OP and posted the results on Workplace https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/88138/working-on-live-dev-code-in-the-interview-process-ethical https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/88138/working-...