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False negatives is right. You're skipping over a lot of good engineers with this approach and you'd have to interview fewer people if you could avoid that. How
by tchaffee 6y ago
False negatives is right. You're skipping over a lot of good engineers with this approach and you'd have to interview fewer people if you could avoid that. How many times even without the pressure of an interview have I been stuck on what seems like a hard problem and then I go for a walk and end up running home because the lightbulb goes off and I can't believe how "stupid" I was and how simple the problem was.