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> I refuse to whiteboard Why is that? How you communicate is really very important. If the discussion warrants it, I offer the whiteboard to people if it helps
by nescoiquid 8y ago
> I refuse to whiteboard
Why is that? How you communicate is really very important. If the discussion warrants it, I offer the whiteboard to people if it helps them explain something or if I'm having trouble following. Is there a downside to this, or do you mean it as short-hand for some other interview practice?
- growthexecutive 8y agoI think they are probably referring to "whiteboarding" in the sense of asking somebody to implement a heap sort algorithm on a whiteboard using psuedocode or something along those lines.