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On the one hand you aren't hiring them to speak about the language so it doesn't really matter how they pronounce it. On the other hand it displays an unfamili
by stonemetal 16y ago
On the one hand you aren't hiring them to speak about the language so it doesn't really matter how they pronounce it. On the other hand it displays an unfamiliarity with the language and community to not know how it is pronounced. It would make me suspicious but not immediately disqualify them.
- andrewstuart 16y agoThat's the direction I am thinking. How much verbal discussion has a person done with experienced programmers if they mispronounce the name of the programming language?