I looked at the demo site. I know there are domains which call for Project Euler solutions. Really. I do. But I only run into "CS" problems about once a mont

I looked at the demo site. I know there are domains which call for Project Euler solutions. Really. I do. But I only run into "CS" problems about once a month right now. The rest of it is code cranking, talking with people, and working on deadlines. I'm not saying that this is drek in the stream. It's not. It's just... not even close to a demonstration of what I can do for the company I work for. Yes, I could work out these solutions. But (these days) I'd rather work on writing software rather than developing one-off algorithms. (And of course this sort of thing tempts me to submit in Haskell or Lisp, because hey, more mathematical notation. And you probably don't want to read >>= or ))))), do you? ;-) ) I'd rather share my open-source code (it's on github and bitbucket!), talk about my prior projects, and present my ability to work with other human beings to get the task at hand done. Yet- all that said - Best of luck, Interview Street. Anything that helps people connect with jobs they are suited for is a good thing in my book.