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I imagine the idea is that coding is easy to teach on the job, but the fundamental logic and analytical skills aren’t.
by function_seven 3y ago
I imagine the idea is that coding is easy to teach on the job, but the fundamental logic and analytical skills aren’t.
- chii 3y agoAlthough correlated, high math skills aren't a great proxy to the desired analytical skills you'd want. It is easily gamed with rote memorization if this test was discovered by an applicant pre-interview, as they would just prep for it (in which case, it ceases to be a good metric). Doing a 45min test on maths seems overkill to me.
- Invictus0 3y agoNo, coding is not easy to teach on the job, especially if you have no knowledge of algorithms/data structures.