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It’s difficult to find the motivation to spend hundreds of hours working on imaginary problems. Kudos to you for doing this though. Many/most of the best develo
by jtdev 6y ago
It’s difficult to find the motivation to spend hundreds of hours working on imaginary problems. Kudos to you for doing this though. Many/most of the best developers I’ve ever worked with wouldn’t consider wasting their time on such nonsense. It seems to be somewhat of a litmus test for determining how subservient one is.
- winphone1974 6y agoThis a pretty mean way to dismiss someone who has a different viewpoint from you. Many developers enjoy these problems the same way someone might study a niche subject for fun or attend a Simpsons trivia contest; it's fun. No need to call them a sheep
- triceratops 6y ago> It seems to be somewhat of a litmus test for determining how subservient one is. Or driven to make outlandishly high salaries.
- MiroF 6y ago> Many/most of the best developers I’ve ever worked with wouldn’t consider wasting their time on such nonsense Interview practices aside - I find them to be fun puzzles and know plenty of accomplished CS/math people who do too. I understand the anger at corporate tech practices but let's not malign those who find the questions interesting.