> They will ask you to do hours worth of homework for them, but then can't be arsed to discuss it with you for five minutes. This has been my experience with h

> They will ask you to do hours worth of homework for them, but then can't be arsed to discuss it with you for five minutes. This has been my experience with homework assignment interviews (Though I still prefer them to whiteboards). In no cases, has any interviewer reviewed my homework before the interview. So the homework critique/qa sessions end up being more like a presentation or walkthrough of your solution, like a presentation for a meet-up, even though they are often described as more of a code review/interrogation about your choices. Which I don't mind honestly. If you know that going in, and are prepared - its an opportunity to impress, if you can be polished. Talk at them about your solution for the allotted time or until they make you stop :P