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Yeah, nothing wrong with not having memorized how to do that - it's certainly not often useful in practice. But if you're given the definitions and a couple min
by rococode 6y ago
Yeah, nothing wrong with not having memorized how to do that - it's certainly not often useful in practice. But if you're given the definitions and a couple minutes to figure it out (which, in an interview, you are), and you actually can't come up with the 10 lines of code to do it, maybe that question is working as intended after all...
- reallydontask 6y ago> But if you're given the definitions and a couple minutes to figure it out (which, in an interview, you are), and you actually can't come up with the 10 lines of code to do it, maybe that question is working as intended after all... or maybe the person struggles to work things out in an extremely stressful situation I speak as somebody that finds interviews Extremely stressful and if working there is regularly my interview levels of stress then please do reject me.
- mav3rick 6y agoDon't you think actors audition for parts ? Is that stressful ? Does preparation help ? 300k+ paying jobs will have demand. With that comes pressure.