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Maybe I'm weird but I kind of like the take-home assignments. I find them pretty fun and not at all stressful like a whiteboard interview. And I've never not go
by zeroonetwothree 4y ago
Maybe I'm weird but I kind of like the take-home assignments. I find them pretty fun and not at all stressful like a whiteboard interview. And I've never not gotten an offer this way because I think there's a lot less variance (whiteboard style interviews you might get asked some random BS that you don't figure out).
IME you also often get paid (albeit a relatively small amount) for doing them. And FWIW once they want to hire you many employers will actually spend hours trying to sell you on joining. Usually not in the form of an essay, but doing several hours of sell calls or lunch meetings with different people at the company is not that strange (especially if you are higher level).
- neon_electro 4y agoYou’re not weird, just lucky. I too have gotten my longest job of my career from a successful take home exercise, but I have never been paid for my work and am rapidly reconsidering just how willing I will be to do take home exercises for free in the future.