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One of several. But I agree with the general sentiment.

• whimsicalism 6y ago
  It just surprises me that they aren't rotated out more frequently (annually?). I can think of a number of arguments for doing so and really only one small one against.
  • svorcmar 6y ago
    Could you share some of the arguments you have in mind?
    • sgerenser 6y ago
      The fact that not rotating questions makes it trivial for someone who’s been through the process to tip off future applicants. Sites like Glassdoor and leetcode already do this, but it’s tempered by the fact that most companies rotate these type of screener questions regularly. It sounds like some of these questions are bad screeners anyway, but it makes them even worse if half the people going through the process are feigning surprise at the tricky question then quickly developing a “brilliant” solution.