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I once interviewed a guy who was going to work on a different team than mine who, 20 minutes in, I knew he was going to pass everyone's interview. I then procee
by bloodyplonker22 4y ago
I once interviewed a guy who was going to work on a different team than mine who, 20 minutes in, I knew he was going to pass everyone's interview. I then proceeded to give him a "take home test" which was actually my project for the sprint, but framed in a generic manner. He was a much better and faster programmer than I, and he completed it beyond my expectations. I made the modifications to make it work with my project and I even received a commendation at the end of the sprint on how clean "my work" was.
- IggleSniggle 4y agoYou, sir or madam, are an absolutely asshole. I admire your out-of-the-box thinking and your honesty, but I do not admire your natural proclivity towards exploitation.
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- actually_a_dog 4y agoI'm surprised you'd admit that kind of dishonesty on a public forum.
- unsupp0rted 4y agoI wish more people would admit stuff. A lot of accounts are anonymous, and a lot of people have done mildly unethical things at companies. Nothing's more interesting than finding out what people are really up to.
- marktangotango 4y agoLol, as if this would happen: "Hey aren't you that bloodyplonker who told a story about doing something dishonest on a public forum?" "No way I'd hire you!" Like is the story even true? How would anyone connect the real person to this post? Is anyone even reading this? Genuinely curious about anyones thoughts here.
- jokab 4y agoThis is funny. What was the tst about?