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Not OP, just a job seeker who like coding interview. > Otherwise it is half a day of unpaid labor. The same true for an interview > Do you have empirical evi
by ProZsolt 6y ago
Not OP, just a job seeker who like coding interview.
> Otherwise it is half a day of unpaid labor.
The same true for an interview
> Do you have empirical evidence that it can be completed in the given time slot?
As a candidate once you see the specification and you think it's not worth it you can easily can say no to it.
> Is there a guarantee that an actual person will review the submitted code and provide feedback? AFAIK, most companies won't give candidates any feedback / validation of submitted work
That is why I only willing to do these kind of challenges once I had the first round of technical interview and I know I would like to work there
- wakawaka1 6y ago> Otherwise it is half a day of unpaid labor. >> The same true for an interview Who does half day interviews? In my 3 years as a professional software dev, I've perhaps spent a cumulative 2 hours in interviews with a company. I know that some companies have extensive interviews. But they aren't as laborious as intensely grinding on a mentally challenging project in an industry such as software.