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+1. The variation between companies is part of the problem, IMO. When a company gives me a coding test, I don't know what will happen next. I don't know if I de
by adamredwoods 7y ago
+1. The variation between companies is part of the problem, IMO. When a company gives me a coding test, I don't know what will happen next. I don't know if I devote my time to a coding test if it will result in either a pass/fail examination (meaning instant rejection, no follow up) or a live post-discussion to talk about my mistakes or methods.
I'm currently interviewing, and I have to say I've taken enough pass/fail coding tests to start to shy away from coding tests, especially if they don't tell me what to expect.