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I would rather spend 3-4 hours working on a take home test rather than writing on whiteboard. Last year, I did take home test for 5 different companies and all
by sangli 6y ago
I would rather spend 3-4 hours working on a take home test rather than writing on whiteboard.
Last year, I did take home test for 5 different companies and all 5 of them invited me to the next round. I yet to have a successful whiteboarding interview.
- _qulr 6y agoBut did you get any of those jobs? I wouldn't call being invited to the next round successful if you don't get the job. In fact it's a loss, more lost time for the candidate.
- bananaface 6y agoYeah seriously - "rounds" don't mean anything unless they publish numbers, and even then it's sketchy. You need to be able to verify that they're actually there to shrink the pool, not just provide the impression of it. Take-homes are free for the company to issue.
- jnwatson 6y agoSo you're saying you spent 15-20 hours just in order to get interviews. Many, many folks would not have the time for that.