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I would never work somewhere that didn't make me write code as part of the interview process. I don't want to work with people who are good at bullshitting the

I would never work somewhere that didn't make me write code as part of the interview process. I don't want to work with people who are good at bullshitting their way through interviews, but can't actually write code.

wool_gather 6y ago
This is definitely something to consider. I actually once turned down an offer because I thought their process was too perfunctory. (Along with some other signs.) I didn't like what it implied about how they saw me as an employee/resource nor what it implied about my potential teammates. (And since the process was so minimal I also didn't get much chance to vet the team/working environment.)