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I'm curious about the reasoning behind these statements. For example: > if we're talking about a specific problem, I want you to be able to give/walk me throu
by forbiddenvoid 5y ago
I'm curious about the reasoning behind these statements.
For example:
> if we're talking about a specific problem, I want you to be able to give/walk me through a solution even if we don't finish the problem"
Why does this matter? Why do you want this? How do you correlate what you're stating you want here with actual job performance?
- westoque 5y ago> Why does this matter? Why do you want this? How do you correlate what you're stating you want here with actual job performance? It matters to me because we want to be able to show that we can think through solutions. If we're building a feature that has something to do with streaming video, it would be a plus if you've shown that you have experience building streaming services or at least some knowledge along the topic. This should correlate with job performance because of the experience and working on this topic is already known. Now, there would be a case where we have 0 experience with this problem space but again it comes down to thinking through solutions and thinking about race conditions, side-effects etc and being able to identify these.