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I haven’t read all the comments, but... My question is, do companies give interviewees the option to work on a problem the company is currently facing? If not
by torgian 7y ago
I haven’t read all the comments, but...
My question is, do companies give interviewees the option to work on a problem the company is currently facing?
If not.... why not?
- Shaanie 7y agoToo much effort required to maintain, interview would takr too long and good candidates may turn it down because they don't want to work for free.
- ajmurmann 7y agoI work at Pivotal where we pair program with candidates on work that's usually actually in the backlog. In some cases you might have to replay a story you did already if you don't have a new one that's well suited. One of the biggest benefits is that the candidate also sees what they are getting themselves into. I don't think it would work without pair programming though and might make less sense in am environment where you won't pair either once you got the job.