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How has that been working out for you? I used to think the same and I'd ask a "programming passion question" right before a simple coding question, and then I'd
by chillacy 8y ago
How has that been working out for you? I used to think the same and I'd ask a "programming passion question" right before a simple coding question, and then I'd run into these amazing bullshitters who could talk shop but couldn't write fizzbuzz. But they'd come up with a bunch of excuses as they were writing the code as to why ("oh my company uses this other framework so I forgot how to write a for loop"). So sadly I stopped paying attention to that part. I only ask it to make the candidate comfortable before we dive into code.
- lawnchair_larry 8y agoNobody who can go into that level of detail doesn’t know what a for loop is.
- chillacy 8y agoIt seems you're doubting my story. Maybe you think my threshold for "that level of detail" isn't sufficient, or whatever candidate sourcing we use doesn't filter these people out.