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I just started using an ToDo app called "Remember The Milk", and it works for me so far. The next time I get an interview question that asks me to make a ToDo
by PopeDotNinja 8y ago
I just started using an ToDo app called "Remember The Milk", and it works for me so far. The next time I get an interview question that asks me to make a ToDo app, I'll be tempted to respond with "I already have one that I like. Why don't you try it, and if you don't like it, tell me why." I doubt that would go over well, but maybe it would. Who knows!
- Circuits 8y agoIt depends on how the question is phrased. If they hand you a white board and say: "Show us the code" then you are going to have to build something. However, if they ask you something like: "If we asked you to build a ToDo app that solves x problem, how would you do it?" Then it's reasonable to assume they are open to more solutions than you jumping up and grabbing a marker. Being able to distinguish those differences is also important.