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Well did you do any research about the company before dedicating six hours of your life? At the end of the day you got more programming experience and avoided a
by water8 4y ago
Well did you do any research about the company before dedicating six hours of your life? At the end of the day you got more programming experience and avoided a toxic situation. Sounds like a win to me
- pc86 4y agoWhat a bad take. Are you volunteering your time for free on Upwork so you can "get more programming experience" and avoid a bunch of toxic situations? Of course not.
- water8 4y agoI’m saying when you apply to a random company you’re going to get random results
- salil999 4y agoYou don't interview to get "programming experience". You're interviewing to get a job. Definitely not a win.
- water8 4y agoWell apparently he needed it because they felt his coding skills weren’t good enough to hire
- wccrawford 4y agoWe don't know that. Perhaps someone else appeared to have more skill.
- marcinzm 4y agoOr they had too many applicants and ignored him randomly, or they had an internal transfer, or they decided they didn't like his resume and never even looked at his code (no cost to have him do the exercise after all...), or they didn't like his style of tabs vs spaces, etc.