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The whole point is that these people DO make $100-$400k+. At the high range, that's $1000 for a day of work. Imagine asking someone "Hi, please give me $1000 ap
by ggggtez 9y ago
The whole point is that these people DO make $100-$400k+. At the high range, that's $1000 for a day of work. Imagine asking someone "Hi, please give me $1000 application fee for this job." With a whiteboard interview, at least you get to talk to the engineers directly. You could argue a company that is willing to spend it's engineer's time doing hiring is spending more than you are, which is not true for a homework assignment.
- newobj 9y agoI would never take a job, or even interview for a job, where I wasn't also able to effectively interview the company and team. That's just stupid. My rant is more about an otherwise normal interview, which has in-person coding, and possibly longer at-home demonstrations of work.
- Clubber 9y agoThat's the "anyone can win the lottery" fallacy. The vast, vast majority of people doing that crap pay 'market rates.'