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The hell with the person's ability to learn new stuff, navigate JS's epic ecosystem, and keep himself on par with new developments and the trends. Summing js ar
by sto_hristo 5y ago
The hell with the person's ability to learn new stuff, navigate JS's epic ecosystem, and keep himself on par with new developments and the trends. Summing js arrays is where it's at and tells the interviewer the whole story of the candidate's understanding of the language.
- rizzaxc 5y agotake that chip off your shoulder mate about tech interviews, the way you handle stuff you dont know is also important. I didn't say he deserved to be rejected because he didn't know what summing 2 arrays results in, but the interviewer was fair to ask that (if the position was about javascript). and yes if you were the interviewee with this kind of attitude I'd reject you on the spot
- sto_hristo 5y agoOf course it's fair and by the rules - at least technically. It's the practicality of it that is questionable. But you have to experience the hot seat yourself and get thrown at tons of tricky and obscure things one interview after the other in order to understand that frustration.