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I think it may be a policy for some larger firms, even if there is little available talent in the local market. Here in Sydney there are next to no C++ experien
by mianos 4y ago
I think it may be a policy for some larger firms, even if there is little available talent in the local market. Here in Sydney there are next to no C++ experienced developers (I am hiring), yet some firms insist agencies make candidates do leetcode tests even before someone actually from the firm will even talk to them.
- ravenstine 4y agoIf they're gonna make you do Leetcode anyway, I actually would want to do it as early as possible. An initial phone screening would be good, but as much as I don't like Leetcode, it's less exhausting than multiple rounds of interviews before getting a challenge that you mess up on. Fail fast, fail early, as they say.
- ibejoeb 4y agoIt should be prominently listed in the req as a hard requirement: "Must complete leetcode, no exceptions." Then we all know what's what. It's up to management to make decisions about how hard it wants to make recruiting for itself.