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I like this. Interviews are really hard for both parties. It's at least as difficult to evaluate someone's skills and potential as it is for someone to demons
by tim775 6y ago
I like this. Interviews are really hard for both parties. It's at least as difficult to evaluate someone's skills and potential as it is for someone to demonstrate them. I can see how this would be useful as a screening tool, but I'm really interested in using it for live interviews to eliminate the power imbalance that happens when one person already knows the answer. I want to spin up a scenario then give it to the candidate and my technical interviewer at the same time, sight unseen and let them work on it together. I think this could get me a lot closer to answering "can you work with this person?" instead of just "can they answer your questions?". Good luck!
- hkh 6y agoHey! That's a great idea too - testing the candidate in a team / pair with your own team will really help the discussion of thought as well, vs just knowing the commands to run and troubleshoot the system.