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I think what you’ve said is true. People interviewing typically opt for something they can apply to everyone. Therefore your side projects may be unfairly disco
by usgroup 8y ago
I think what you’ve said is true. People interviewing typically opt for something they can apply to everyone. Therefore your side projects may be unfairly discounted.
Think you need to approach interviewing as a sport and consider how to get good at it separately . In the sport of interviewing your side projects are a fantastic asset but you need to know how to deploy your assets tactically.
Ie can’t just point at github and wait for the contract in the mail :)
- biscottigelato 8y agoI'm doing live demos either in-person or on video calls. The Unicorns/FAANGs doesn't give a damn. Heck, some don't even give you the space/time to do such demos. 10 minutes behavioural grilling, and then 45 minutes algorithm puzzles. 5 minutes left for you... Shouldn't be called an interview. Should be called it what it is, a straight out standardized exam.
- usgroup 8y agoWell, looks to me like you definitely get the game. Not wanting to play is an entirely separate problem :)