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As a fan of algorithmic problems and websites like leetcode, I'm totally fine with this kind of interview challenges, it's a good way to select candidates, and
by 11235813213455 7y ago
As a fan of algorithmic problems and websites like leetcode, I'm totally fine with this kind of interview challenges, it's a good way to select candidates, and anyone can prepare for it
- TrackerFF 7y agoBut is it any good indicator on future work performance?
- username90 7y agoYes, not sure why so many believe otherwise.
- shivawu 7y agoBeing real, it's a good way to select people like you.
- 11235813213455 7y agoI see what you mean, but totally disagree, the important is not necessarily to pass those challenges, if at least there are interesting ideas presented. You could say, why not giving Sudokus, or chess boards challenges to candidates? It's not totally bad either, it's just further from the context All this is not incompatible with knowing other engineering fields, networking, security, data structures, code patterns, which are indeed more useful in day-to-day work. Students are often selected the same way in exams, which won't really matter in their future job/life if you look at their content. But the process matters, school teaches you to learn mostly, like those small logical/algorithmic challenges trains you to think, visualize, reflect on data and more