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No, and I guess I could. But why should I? More importantly, why should/would a prospective employer?
by normal_man 8y ago
No, and I guess I could. But why should I? More importantly, why should/would a prospective employer?
- y-c-o-m-b 8y agoWhy interview anyone then? Pick a resume out of a hat and hire that candidate.
- bgdam 8y agoAre you asking why someone - who is hiring a programmer, would want to read the code that a candidate might have written? Because it gives a good idea of the coding style, technique, ability to tackle problems, and put together a solution, and ship that solution, all of which are very pertinent when hiring a programer.
- mclightning 8y agoBecause obviously, you spent time to judge the guy by his "cookie-cutter tutorials", if you are really good judge of a coder, you would judge the coder by the code. Not by tutorials he writes.