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Yes I thought about it. That's why I insisted on the difference beetween imprecise and incomplete. > I do not mean complete. You can knowingly give an incompl
by boblebricoleur 7y ago
Yes I thought about it.
That's why I insisted on the difference beetween imprecise and incomplete.
> I do not mean complete. You can knowingly give an incomplete spec to the candidate to see what kind of questions he/she would ask to try and get the whole picture. (or if he/she goes head first into an unsolvable problem)
I feel that using wrong technical vocabulary in a question is not a sign of a interviewer trying to make the candidate ask questions. Maybe it's just me.