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If I were given questions like these, I would politely refuse to answer them explaining they have nothing to do with the important things a typical software dev
by Vlasta 16y ago
If I were given questions like these, I would politely refuse to answer them explaining they have nothing to do with the important things a typical software developer does.
Having a solid portfolio of past successful projects to demonstrate your abilities (including participation in a open source development) is way safer than being able to solve artificial problems.
- synnik 16y agoAnd we would politely end the interview and not call you back. Questions like these are not made to decide who to hire -- They are made to establish a base level of competence. The ability to answer these questions does not prove anything. However, the INABILITY to answer these questions says quite a lot. So you gotta ask.