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I’d bet money that this is imposter syndrome at work, and that with a couple days of refreshing they’d pass interviews no problem. There is always variability,
by fsociety 5y ago
I’d bet money that this is imposter syndrome at work, and that with a couple days of refreshing they’d pass interviews no problem.
There is always variability, and I think good interviewers actually help candidates a decent amount.. so if you get a bad interviewer they’d fail but that’s not on them. I’d bet they’d pass most interviews.
- decafninja 5y agoDoesn't impostor syndrome imply mistakenly feeling that they are not qualified to do their work? I think this is different because said people seem to be great engineers and confident at their actual job. What they are not confident is in their ability to be Professional Interviewers/Master Leetcoders, which is a skillset almost completely divorced from their actual work. I just landed a new job at a FAANG-level company two months ago. Not surprisingly, my actual work has no commonality with my Professional Leetcoder skills. I haven't looked at a leetcode problems since I got the offer and I fear my skills have already atrophied.