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My company does white board interviews and I always make a point of telling the interviewee that I'm not looking for syntax and just want to see the overall al
by Johnny555 5y ago
My company does white board interviews and I always make a point of telling the interviewee that I'm not looking for syntax and just want to see the overall algorithm and program flow. If he wants to make a library call and can't remember the args, I tell him to make it up - I don't care if he can remember a trivial fact that his IDE will tell him or that he'll find in a quick manual page lookup.
(while I meant "he" as a gender-neutral pronoun, sadly, nearly all of our senior tech candidates are male, but one bright spot is that we've got near gender parity with college interns which I hope means the job market is becoming more balanced)
- ramphastidae 5y agoThey/them is what you’re looking for: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they