Hmm, that sounds more than a little onerous. How many expected hours/days does that translate to? > As a developer, you want to be fairly evaluated to prove yo

Hmm, that sounds more than a little onerous. How many expected hours/days does that translate to? > As a developer, you want to be fairly evaluated to prove your worth. Indeed, but what I don't expect is to give a day or three to a potential employer knowing full well that most applications are going to be rejected. When a vacancy often gets 100+ applications it's clear people are going to be rejected for the most tenuous and marginal reasons. If I got the job, no problem, but if not and I have another 20 applications with a day's coding hoops to jump through each time, that's an awful lot of evenings or weekends potentially being burnt...