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Sounds like either they were messing with you; you are messing with us; or Alexander Interactive doesn't respect their applicants

• burgerbrain 15y ago
  Impossible, or seemingly impossible, interview questions are actually quite useful. It can be quite informative to see how the applicant response to such a situation, and what their "Oh shit, wasn't expecting this" emergency problem solving techniques are.
  • Helianthus 15y ago
    Which is another way of saying, messing with people is a respectable interview tactic--see how they react to a little nudge.
    • RickHull 15y ago
      > Which is another way of saying, messing with people is a respectable interview tactic I don't think so. Rather it's that technology jobs (and others, surely) often confront frustrating, confounding, and even downright impossible tasks. The ability to identify a situation as impossible or otherwise -- to drill down to the point of conflict -- is prized, as well as the ability to keep it together mentally and keep plugging away.