3 ms·
I do a lot of interviewing and have never liked the Leetcode-style interviews favored by some of the big companies. I feel like they favor a certain type of per
by AndrewStephens 4y ago
I do a lot of interviewing and have never liked the Leetcode-style interviews favored by some of the big companies. I feel like they favor a certain type of person who can memorize a bunch of solutions where they should be looking at general problem solving and flexibility.
That said, some coding in an interview is pretty much a requirement for any sort of programmer job. If you ever start interviewing candidates yourself you will see why - a non-zero percentage of applicants are very poor programmers, even those that claim years of experience.
- ushakov 4y agowhat if you have code that is available publicly? doesn't that prove you have experience?
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]