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Personally, I refuse to work for companies that don't explicitly evaluate programming ability when interviewing engineers. I want to know that the people I'll
by akavi 4y ago
Personally, I refuse to work for companies that don't explicitly evaluate programming ability when interviewing engineers.
I want to know that the people I'll be working with are at least baseline competent in that regard.
- sys_64738 4y agoThat’s OK if you’re a junior engineer with less than ten years experience but I would feel insulted if you question my credibility.
- sokoloff 4y agoI’ve interviewed more than a few 10+ years of claimed experience engineers who couldn’t write a function to sum a list/array of integers. There are incompetent charlatans that you’re competing against and if you’re not willing to engage to demonstrate that you’re not, some will (not entirely unreasonably) assume that you might be one.
- PaulStatezny 4y agoThis 100%. Some years back I joined a company with a significant amount of low-quality engineers. In hindsight, the interview process was a breeze. That's when I realized what should have been obvious: the less rigorous the interview, the less effective it is at keeping out unqualified folks.
- b20000 4y agocoding interviews do not test what matters.