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Sounds like the solution then would be to give interviewers all of the systems and support they would normally have access to on the job and see how well they a
by BizarroLand 5y ago
Sounds like the solution then would be to give interviewers all of the systems and support they would normally have access to on the job and see how well they adapt to a conventional task or an issue that was recently solved by someone in a similar position on your company, and have their result evaluated by someone involved with the implementation or fix.
That would tell you if their workflow would fit your company much more than knowing how to run a coding challenge would.
- lumost 5y agoOn the other hand, tools tend to be fast to teach and pick up relative to fundamentals. Most companies have rough around the edges tooling that a candidate either wouldn’t know about or need a couple weeks to get productive in.