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Even if they don't know the tools or languages, which in our case they're almost certainly not going to (Rust, Agda, TLA+, etc.), you get to see how they intera
by im_down_w_otp 7y ago
Even if they don't know the tools or languages, which in our case they're almost certainly not going to (Rust, Agda, TLA+, etc.), you get to see how they interact with a situation where they need to be able to direct some of their own learning by seeing if they ask questions, if they can synthesize insights despite lack of deep familiarity, how they react to having naivety exposed, etc.
Most of the challenging work is collaborative problem solving, not exam proctoring, and it's important to see how a person interacts with that. You'll see how much direction they're likely to need, if they can navigate and contribute positively to team dynamics, and so on.
- dwohnitmok 7y agoYou don't happen to be working on cryptocurrencies do you? I'm surprised to hear of Agda being used in production.
- im_down_w_otp 7y agoWe don't work on cryptocurrencies. Right now we work on automated testing & verification tools for "cyber-physical systems". Our target markets & customers often have safety-critical considerations. We use Agda to create proofs for some of the components of our platform.